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. 1957 Dec;21(6):339–357.

Some Recent Advances in Skin Carcinogenisis

Imperial Cancer Research Fund Lecture delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons of England on 2nd July 1957

I Berenblum
PMCID: PMC2413557  PMID: 13488362

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Selected References

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