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Biochemical changes during carcinogenesis by plastic films.

I DANISHEFSKY·E T OPPENHEIMER·M WILLHITE·A P STOUT·M M FISHMAN
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I DANISHEFSKY, E T OPPENHEIMER, M WILLHITE, A P STOUT, M M FISHMAN. 1959. Biochemical changes during carcinogenesis by plastic films.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/13814023/

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