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. 1965 Nov;44(11):1737–1744. doi: 10.1172/JCI105281

Alterations in pulmonary surface active lipids during exposure to increased oxygen tension.

T E Morgan, T N Finley, G L Huber, H Fialkow
PMCID: PMC289673  PMID: 5174459

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