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. 1963 Oct;50(4):613–619. doi: 10.1073/pnas.50.4.613

REACTIONS OF NORMAL AND TUMOR CELL SURFACES TO ENZYMES, I. WHEAT-GERM LIPASE AND ASSOCIATED MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES^{^*}^,^†

Joseph C Aub ¹, Carol Tieslau ¹, Ann Lankester ¹

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