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October 1, 1958Journal of Gerontology

Senescence And The Metabolism Of Various Tissues Of Rats

C. H. Barrows M. J. Yiengst N. W. Shock

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C. H. Barrows, JR., Sc.D., M. J. Yiengst, B.S., N. W. Shock, Ph.D.; Senescence And The Metabolism Of Various Tissues Of Rats*, Journal of Gerontology, Volu

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