Anatomic and histologic changes in rabbits with experimental hypersensitivity treated with Compound E and ACTH.

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Published in Proc Soc Exp Biol Med on January 01, 1951

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F G GERMUTH, G A NEDZEL, B OTTINGER, J OYAMA

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