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Transcobalamin II Level in Peripheral Blood Monocytes--a Biochemical Marker in Inflammatory Diseases of the Bowel

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Journal Gastroenterology
Specialty Gastroenterology
Date 1980 Jan 1
PMID 7350034
Citations 6
Authors
D Rachmilewitz
M Ligumsky
B Rachmilewitz
M RACHMILEWITZ
N Tarcic
M Schlesinger
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