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    The incorporation of [14C]formate into ehrlich ascites tumor lipids
    Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (1963)
    G.V. MarinettiErnest Kay
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    [The effect of egg white on the phospholipid level in blood plasma, erythrocytes and beta-lipoproteins of healthy children].
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