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Significance of Serum Protein and Tissue Binding of Antimicrobial Agents | Synapse

February 1, 1976

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Significance of Serum Protein and Tissue Binding of Antimicrobial Agents

WCWilliam A. CraigUniversity of Wisconsin–Madison CKCalvin M. KuninThe Ohio State University

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President Roosevelt never reads the World and therefore would have never known of the attack against Henry C. Payne. He defends Payne and invites Charles Ransom Miller to come have a meal with him, Attorney General Knox, Secretary Root, and Secretary Hay. They can discuss their problems together.

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