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The influence of autologous sera and various drugs on the migration inhibition induced by vascular extracts in patients with coronary and peripheral arteriosclerosis

  • I. Apolipoproteins And Lipoproteins
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  1. Arteriosclerosis Research Group of the Ministry of Health, Somogyi Béla u. 33. H-1085, Budapest, Ungheria

    Sándor Gerõ & Éva Szondy

  2. Semmelweis Medical University, Budapest

    Mária Horváth

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Gerõ, S., Horváth, M. & Szondy, É. The influence of autologous sera and various drugs on the migration inhibition induced by vascular extracts in patients with coronary and peripheral arteriosclerosis. La Ricerca Clin. Lab. 12, 127–135 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02909318

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