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Histochemical reactivity of glycogen in lymphocytes in diabetes and other diseases

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  1. Department of Pathology, Karl-Marx-University, Leipzig, Democratic Republic of Germany

    U. Fuchs, W. Püschel, E. Dall, P. Wieniecki, H. J. Verlohren & D. Sandow

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Fuchs, U., Püschel, W., Dall, E. et al. Histochemical reactivity of glycogen in lymphocytes in diabetes and other diseases. Histochem J 15, 328 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01002965

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