DISSECTION OF THE HUMAN BRAIN AS A METHOD FOR ITS FRACTIONATION BY WEIGHT. [electronic resource]

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JENKINS, T W

Contributor(s):

TRUEX, R C

Producer: 19961201Description: 359-66 p. digitalISSN:

0003-276X

Subject(s):

Body Weight
Brain
Dissection
Dose Fractionation, Radiation
Humans

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In: The Anatomical record vol. 147

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DISSECTION OF THE HUMAN BRAIN AS A METHOD FOR ITS FRACTIONATION BY WEIGHT.

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JENKINS T. W., TRUEX R. C., . (19961201). DISSECTION OF THE HUMAN BRAIN AS A METHOD FOR ITS FRACTIONATION BY WEIGHT. : The Anatomical record.

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JENKINS T W, TRUEX R C, . 19961201. DISSECTION OF THE HUMAN BRAIN AS A METHOD FOR ITS FRACTIONATION BY WEIGHT. : The Anatomical record.

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JENKINS T. W., TRUEX R. C., . (19961201). DISSECTION OF THE HUMAN BRAIN AS A METHOD FOR ITS FRACTIONATION BY WEIGHT. : The Anatomical record.

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JENKINS T W, TRUEX R C, . DISSECTION OF THE HUMAN BRAIN AS A METHOD FOR ITS FRACTIONATION BY WEIGHT. : The Anatomical record. 19961201.

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