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. 1960 Oct;39(10):1570–1577. doi: 10.1172/JCI104178

THE INTRAHEPATIC CONJUGATION OF SULFOBROMOPH-THALEIN AND GLUTATHIONE IN THE DOG ^{^*}

Norman B Javitt ^1,^2,^†, Henry O Wheeler ^1,^2,^‡, Katharine J Baker ^1,², Oswaldo L Ramos ^1,^2,^§, Stanley E Bradley ^1,²

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