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. 1967 Jan;51(1):13–30. doi: 10.1136/bjo.51.1.13

On the preservation of corneae at -196 degrees C. for full-thickness homografts in man and dog.

P O'Neill, F O Mueller, P D Trevor-Roper

PMCID: PMC506322 PMID: 5335117

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