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Reviews Of Physiology, Biochemistry And Pharmacology 110
Reviews Of Physiology, Biochemistry And Pharmacology
Disease Patterns
The Cytoskeleton In Normal And Pathologic Processes: Cell Biology
Cell Biology Of The Secretory Process
Cell Biology Of The Secretory Process

By MARC CANTIN, M. Cantin

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Editor, M. Cantin. Includes Bibliographies And Index.

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Nuclear Submicroscopy
Nuclear Submicroscopy

By René Simard, Jasmin., G, E. Bajusz, C. Jasmin, G. Jasmin, L. Proschek, Gaëtan Jasmin, M. Cantin

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Three-dimensional Analysis Of Given Structures / A.m. Dupuy-coin, P. Moens, M. Bouteille -- Structural Organization Of The Nucleolus In Mammalian Cells / D. Hernandez-verdun -- Molecular Organizati...

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Stress Revisited: 1: Neuroendocrinology Of Stress (Methods And Achievements In Experimental Pathology, Vol. 14) (Pt. 1)
Stress Revisited: 2: Systemic Effects Of Stress (Methods And Achievements In Experimental Pathology, Vol. 15) (Pt. 2)
Cell Biology Of The Secretory Process

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