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Pathogenesis of congenital pyrimidine 5′ -nucleotidase | deficiency: A study on relationship among erythrocyte morphology, enzyme protein content and activity
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    • Pathogenesis of congenital pyrimidine 5′ -nucleotidase | deficiency: A study on relationship among erythrocyte morphology, enzyme protein content and activity

    • 潘竹林 , 李津婴 , 闵碧荷 , 黄正霞 , 王健民 , 许燕群 , 龚胜兰 , 章卫平 , 张娴
    • Military Medical Research Issue 1, Pages: 23-26(2003)

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