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High Incidence of Several Malformations in the Early Human Embryos As Compared with Infants

Overview
Journal Biol Neonat
Publisher Karger
Specialties Anatomy & Histology
Pediatrics
Reproductive Medicine
Date 1966 Jan 1
PMID 5919856
Citations 9
Authors
H Nishimura
K Takano
T Tanimura
M Yasuda
T Uchida
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