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September 1, 1956British Journal of Dermatology

Localization of Non-Specific Cholinesterase in Meissner's Corpuscles in Human Skin.

Harry J. Hurley Herbert Mescon

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HARRY J. HURLEY, Jr. Captain, M.C., HERBERT MESCON, M.D.; LOCALIZATION OF NON‐SPECIFIC CHOLINESTERASE IN MEISSNER'S CORPUSCLES IN HUMAN SKIN., British Jour

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