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  • 21. The interstitial pH of the working gastrocnemius muscle of the dog.
    Steinhagen C, Hirche HJ, Nestle HW, Bovenkamp U, Hosselmann I.
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  • 37. Comparison of intra-and extracellular buffering of clinically used buffer substances: tris and bicarbonate.
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  • 38. Tris-hydroxymethyl aminomethane and sodium bicarbonate to buffer metabolic acidosis in an isolated heart model.
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