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. 1956 Sep;35(9):1055–1066. doi: 10.1172/JCI103351

PLASMA REGRESSION, DISTRIBUTION AND EXCRETION OF RADIOMERCURY IN RELATION TO DIURESIS FOLLOWING THE INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OF Hg203 LABELLED CHLORMERODRIN TO THE DOG 1

R R M Borghgraef 1,2, R H Kessler 1,3, R F Pitts 1, M E Parks 1, W Van Woert 1, M B MacLeod 1
PMCID: PMC441680  PMID: 13367202

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