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Developing a research approach for the treatment of pressure ulcers. [electronic resource]

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Day, A L

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Producer: 19910228Description: 30-6 p. digitalISSN:

0889-5899

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In: Ostomy/wound management vol. 31

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by Ricketts, A P
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by Ricketts, A P
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by Ricketts, A P
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by McFarland, J W
26 Further investigation of anticoccidial activity of 7-bromo-N-(2-imidazolidinylidene)-1H-indazol-6-amine.
by Ricketts, A P
27 Synthetic modification of a novel microbial ionophore: exploration of anticoccidial structure-activity relationships.
by Glazer, E A
28 CP-72,588, a semisynthetic analog of the polyether ionophore UK-58,582 with increased anticoccidial potency.
by Ricketts, A P
29 CP-82,009, a potent polyether anticoccidial related to septamycin and produced by Actinomadura sp.
by Dirlam, J P
30 CP-82,996, a novel diglycoside polyether antibiotic related to monensin and produced by Actinomadura sp.
by Dirlam, J P
31 Small molecule somatostatin receptor subtype-2 antagonists.
by Hay, B A

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