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Integrated teaching in the basic sciences; report on five years' experience.

J H COMROE·D L DRABKIN·W E EHRICH·J A FLICK·S S KETY
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J H COMROE, D L DRABKIN, W E EHRICH, J A FLICK, S S KETY. 1951-11-24. Integrated teaching in the basic sciences; report on five years' experience.. https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.1951.03670300035008

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