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. 1969 Oct;32(5):462–469. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.32.5.462

The effects of hypoxia on the excitability of the isolated peripheral nerves of alloxan-diabetic rats.

K N Seneviratne, O A Peiris
PMCID: PMC496560  PMID: 5360054

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