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April 7, 1978Science

Immunoassay of Androgen Binding Protein in Blood: A New Approach for Study of the Seminiferous Tubule

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GGGlen L. GunsalusPopulation CouncilNMNeal A. MustoWestern UniversityCBC. Wayne BardinNorthwestern University

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