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. 1945 Jan;24(1):78–81. doi: 10.1172/JCI101582

THE RENAL HUMORAL PRESSOR MECHANISM IN MAN. IV. THE HYPERTENSINOGEN CONTENT OF THE PLASMA OF NORMAL PATIENTS AND PATIENTS WITH VARIOUS DISEASES ^¹

Florence W Haynes ^1,², Lewis Dexter ^1,²

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