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Coupling of Cyclic Chemotherapeutic Compounds to Immune Gamma-Globulins

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DeCARVALHO, S., RAND, H. & LEWIS, A. Coupling of Cyclic Chemotherapeutic Compounds to Immune Gamma-Globulins. Nature 202, 255–258 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/202255a0

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