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[Optical attachments for operating microscopes].

A I Tsyganov·G E Timen·V M Maevskiĭ·E A Bakaĭ·V V Shchurovskiĭ
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A I Tsyganov, G E Timen, V M Maevskiĭ, E A Bakaĭ, V V Shchurovskiĭ. [Optical attachments for operating microscopes].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7361535/

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