Studies on the inhibitors of mineralization from human urine and serum of renal failure patients

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PHULWINDER Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1983Edition: COBHDescription: 62, 7LSubject(s):

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T 612.015.2 P52S

Summary: The present investigation has been undertaken to study the effect of urine and serum from renal failure patients and normal persons on the rate and extent of mineralization induced by homogeneous and heterogeneous systems of mineralization The results pre

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The present investigation has been undertaken to study the effect of urine and serum from renal failure patients and normal persons on the rate and extent of mineralization induced by homogeneous and heterogeneous systems of mineralization The results pre

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