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THE FORMS OF THE CALCIUM AND INORGANIC PHOSPHORUS IN HUMAN AND ANIMAL SERA

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Published1933
Citations31
References23

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1925 • 181 citations

The Possible Significance of Hexosephosphoric Esters in Ossification

1924 • 178 citations

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1931 • 111 citations

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1926 • 111 citations

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1930 • 110 citations

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1930 • 108 citations

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1928 • 105 citations

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1924 • 83 citations

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1924 • 67 citations

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1933 • 66 citations

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1930 • 66 citations

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1928 • 55 citations

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1910 • 55 citations

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1928 • 43 citations

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1925 • 30 citations

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1923 • 29 citations

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1931 • 28 citations

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1923 • 27 citations

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1923 • 23 citations

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1932 • 20 citations

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1926 • 15 citations

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