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. 1961 Dec;40(12):2111–2125. doi: 10.1172/JCI104437

THEORY OF THE USE OF ARTERIOVENOUS CONCENTRATION DIFFERENCES FOR MEASURING METABOLISM IN STEADY AND NON-STEADY STATES^{^*}

Kenneth L Zierler ¹

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