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[Microinjection syringe for administration within the nanoliter range].

W Thiemann·B Lössner·H Matthies
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W Thiemann, B Lössner, H Matthies. 1974. [Microinjection syringe for administration within the nanoliter range].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4849190/

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