THE TOTAL BODY MASS OF FATTY ACID ETHYL ESTERS IN SKELETAL MUSCLES FOLLOWING ETHANOL EXPOSURE GREATLY EXCEEDS THAT FOUND IN THE LIVER AND THE HEART
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General Medicine
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