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A quantitative study of the urinary excretion of hypophyseal gonadotropin, estrogen, and androgen of normal women

Werner et al., 1941

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Werner S
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The Journal of Clinical Investigation

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METHOD All urine specimens were complete forty-eight-hour collections kept in tightly stoppered bottles containing 10 cc. of chloroform for a day's output. The specimens were kept in the cold during collectionin most instances. The urine was then placed in the ice …
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