The respiratory epithelium. V. Histogenesis of lung carcinomas in the human.

The respiratory epithelium. V. Histogenesis of lung carcinomas in the human.
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呼吸道上皮。

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1978
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Journal of the National Cancer Institute
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B. Trump
B. Trump
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E. Mcdowell;J. Mclaughlin;Dezso K. Merenyi;R. Kieffer;C. Harris;B. Trump

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