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Changes in high-energy phosphate metabolism and cell morphology in four models of acute experimental pancreatitis

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Changes in high-energy phosphate metabolism and cell morphology in four models of acute experimental pancreatitis (English)

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I H Nordback

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J A Clemens

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V P Chacko

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J L Olson

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J L Cameron

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April 1991

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Annals of Surgery

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213

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4

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341-9

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