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Research Article| Volume 22, ISSUE 10, P1037-1039, July 1937

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The chemical diagnosis of pregnancy by detection of estrin in urine

II. A note on the hydrolysis of estrin esters
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      1. Note of this supplement and its offer to those interested was appended to the original paper.1