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. 1947 Jul;26(4):747–755. doi: 10.1172/JCI101857

THE EFFECT OF VARYING TEMPERATURES ON THE POST-TRANSFUSION SURVIVAL OF WHOLE BLOOD DURING DEPOT STORAGE AND AFTER TRANSPORTATION BY LAND AND AIR ^¹

John G Gibson 2nd ^1,^2,³, Theodore Sack ^1,^2,³, Robley D Evans ^1,^2,³, Wendell C Peacock ^1,^2,³

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