Action of Camptothecin on Mammalian Cells in Culture

L. H. Li; T. J. Fraser; E. J. Olin; B. K. Bhuyan

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Action of Camptothecin on Mammalian Cells in Culture

L. H. Li, T. J. Fraser, E. J. Olin and B. K. Bhuyan

L. H. Li

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DOI: Published December 1972

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Volume 32, Issue 12, pp. 2643-2650

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0008-5472

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1538-7445

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Received June 30, 1972
Accepted August 23, 1972
Published first December 1, 1972.

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L. H. Li,
T. J. Fraser,
E. J. Olin, and
B. K. Bhuyan

Cancer Research, The Upjohn Company, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49001

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December 1972
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Action of Camptothecin on Mammalian Cells in Culture

L. H. Li, T. J. Fraser, E. J. Olin and B. K. Bhuyan

Cancer Res December 1 1972 (32) (12) 2643-2650;

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Action of Camptothecin on Mammalian Cells in Culture

L. H. Li, T. J. Fraser, E. J. Olin and B. K. Bhuyan

Cancer Res December 1 1972 (32) (12) 2643-2650;

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