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. 1952 Oct;31(10):911–913. doi: 10.1172/JCI102679

THE TRANSPORT OF FRUCTOSE BY HUMAN PLACENTA ^¹

Dwain D Hagerman ^1,^2,³, Claude A Villee ^1,^2,³

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