[Lymphocytes aminergic binding changes in chronic lymphocyte leukaemia].

J M Bidart; P Motte; C Bohuon; D Bellet

doi:10.1016/0145-2126(81)90114-4

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[Lymphocytes aminergic binding changes in chronic lymphocyte leukaemia].

J M Bidart·P Motte·C Bohuon·D Bellet

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J M Bidart, P Motte, C Bohuon, D Bellet. 1981. [Lymphocytes aminergic binding changes in chronic lymphocyte leukaemia].. https://doi.org/10.1016/0145-2126(81)90114-4

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