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[Desoxycorticosterone hypersecretion and 18-hydroxy-DOC hypersecretion].

T Yoshimi·T Kono·J Endo
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T Yoshimi, T Kono, J Endo. 1971. [Desoxycorticosterone hypersecretion and 18-hydroxy-DOC hypersecretion].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/5102761/

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