Alteration of thrombine-signaling mechanism by heptachlor in human platelets.

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Alteration of thrombine-signaling mechanism by heptachlor in human platelets.

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Alteration of thrombine-signaling mechanism by heptachlor in human platelets.

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Alteration of thrombine-signaling mechanism by heptachlor in human platelets.

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Alteration of thrombine-signaling mechanism by heptachlor in human platelets.

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Ana M Pechen de D'Angelo

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Gladis Magnarelli De Potas

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María G Moya de Juri

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10.1002/JBT.10037

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2002-01-01T00:00:00Z

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