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A stereomicroscopic study of the mastopathic human breast. I. Three-dimensional structures of abnormal duct evolution and their histologic entity

scientific article published on 01 January 1970

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A stereomicroscopic study of the mastopathic human breast. I. Three-dimensional structures of abnormal duct evolution and their histologic entity (English)

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Virchows Archiv. A, Pathology. Pathologische Anatomie

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Effect of donor age on hormone reactivity of mouse mammary gland organ cultures

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Adenosis of the female breast

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[Structure of mammary cysts]

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A stereomicroscopic study of the mastopathic human breast. II. Peripheral type of duct evolution and its relation to cystic disease

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Three-dimensional reconstruction of a human mammary fibroadenoma

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Endocrine control of mammarygland development and function in the C3H/ He Crgl mouse

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Comparative Studies of Cancerous Versus Noncancerous Breasts

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