Changes in ascorbic acid content in adrenals of rats with experimental sleep deprivation

  • O. D. Kushmanova
  • V. V. Yaglov
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Public Health Ascorbic Acid Acid Content Sleep Deprivation Ascorbic Acid Content 
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© Consultants Bureau 1968

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  • O. D. Kushmanova
  • V. V. Yaglov

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