Journal of Ultrastructure Research
Volume 39, Issues 1–2, April 1972, Pages 24-42
The transport of exogenous peroxidase across the blood-tissue-lymph interface1
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This work was supported by USPHS Grant Number AI-07348 and the Shriners Burns Institute, Boston Unit, and USPHS Grant Number HE-13901.
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