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Dynamics of the control of ventilation during metabolic acidosis and its correction.

M A Bureau·G Ouellet·R Begin·N Gagnon·L Geoffroy·Y Berthiaume
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M A Bureau, G Ouellet, R Begin, N Gagnon, L Geoffroy, Y Berthiaume. 1979. Dynamics of the control of ventilation during metabolic acidosis and its correction.. https://doi.org/10.1164/arrd.1979.119.6.933

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