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A native cobalamin-polypeptide complex from liver: isolation and characterization.

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HematinicsHumansLiverPeptidesVitamin B 12LIVER/metabolismPEPTIDES/chemistryVITAMIN B 12/chemistryJournal Article

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A HEDBOM. 1960. A native cobalamin-polypeptide complex from liver: isolation and characterization.. https://doi.org/10.1042/bj0740307

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