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  • 21. Extrahepatic expression of N-acetylator genotype in the inbred hamster.
    Hein DW, Kirlin WG, Ogolla F, Trinidad A.
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    Fretland AJ, Doll MA, Gray K, Feng Y, Hein DW.
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