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. 1961 Feb;40(2):423–432. doi: 10.1172/JCI104270

THE INCORPORATION OF RADIOACTIVE PHOSPHORUS INTO THE PHOSPHOLIPIDS OF HUMAN LEUKEMIC LEUKOCYTES AND PLATELETS*

Barry G Firkin 1,†, William J Williams 1,‡
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