Optimal temperature for synthesis of DNA, RNA, and protein by human testis in vitro.
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M Namiki | K. Matsumoto | Y. Nishimune | M. Namiki | M. Matsuda | K Matsumoto | M Matsuda | M. Takeyama | A. Okuyama | A Okuyama | M Nakamura | E Koh | N Kondoh | M Takeyama | H Fujioka | Y Nishimune | H. Fujioka | N. Kondoh | M. Nakamura | E. Koh
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