Chapter 35: Follicular and Luteal Phase Deficiencies: Advancing Concepts and New Terminology
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Nature, 174(4426), 406-407
THE problem as to whether progesterone is present in human peripheral blood, and in what concentrations, has not yet been solved satisfactorily.
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