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Connective Tissue Permeability and the Mode of Action of Hyaluronidase

Nature volume 166, pages 785–786 (1950)Cite this article

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THE following observations would seem to throw fresh light upon the question of the mode of action of hyaluronidase on connective tissue permeability.

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  1. Day, T. D., J. Physiol., 109, 380 (1949).

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DAY, T. Connective Tissue Permeability and the Mode of Action of Hyaluronidase. Nature 166, 785–786 (1950). https://doi.org/10.1038/166785b0

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