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Œstrogenic Activity of Alkylated Stilœstrols

Dodds EC et al., 1938

Nature, 142(3583), 34-34

DOI 10.1038/142034a0 Source

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DOI 10.1038/142034a0 10.1038/142034a0

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Dodds, E. C., Golberg, L., Lawson, W., & Robinson, R. (1938). Œstrogenic Activity of Alkylated Stilœstrols. *Nature*, *142*(3583), 34-34. https://doi.org/10.1038/142034a0

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