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113 related items for PubMed ID: 1276984

  • 41. Fatty acid changes in liver and plasma lipid fractions after safflower oil was fed to rats deficient in essential fatty acids.
    Johnson RR, Bouchard P, Tinoco J, Lyman RL.
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