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March 1, 1963British Journal of Dermatology

Protoporphyrin, Cirrhosis and Hepatomata in the Livers of Mice Given Griseofulvin.

E. Weston Hurst

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E. WESTON HURST, M.D., D.Sc., G. E. PAGET, M.D.; PROTOPORPHYRIN, CIRRHOSIS AND HEPATOMATA IN THE LIVERS OF MICE GIVEN GRISEOFULVIN., British Journal of Der

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