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. 1953 Mar;32(3):214–225. doi: 10.1172/JCI102730

THE VALUE OF NEEDLE BIOPSY IN THE CHEMICAL ESTIMATION OF LIVER LIPIDS IN MAN ^¹

Barbara H Billing ^1,^2,³, Harold J Conlon ^1,^2,³, David E Hein ^1,^2,³, Leon Schiff ^1,^2,³, Charlene Starr ^1,^2,³, Eileen McGreevy ^1,^2,³

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