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September 1, 1969Military Medicine

Interaction of Red Cell ATP Levels and Malaria, and the Treatment of Malaria with Hyperoxia

George J. Brewer C. C. Coan

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G. J. Brewer, C. C. Coan; Interaction of Red Cell ATP Levels and Malaria, and the Treatment of Malaria with Hyperoxia, Military Medicine, Volume 134, Issue

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