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. 1933 Jan;12(1):235–246. doi: 10.1172/JCI100492

THE RATES OF UTILIZATION OF THYROXINE AND OF DESICCATED THYROID IN MAN: THE RELATION BETWEEN THE IODINE IN DESICCATED THYROID AND IN THYROXINE

Willard Owen Thompson ¹, Lawrence L McLellan ¹, Phebe K Thompson ¹, Lois F N Dickie ¹

PMCID: PMC435903 PMID: 16694117

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