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Annals of Tropical Medicine & Parasitology Volume 6, 1912 - Issue 2
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The Anti-Neuritic Bases of Vegetable Origin in Relationship to Beri-Beri, with a Method of Isolation of Torulin, the Anti-Neuritic Base of Yeast

E. S. Edie From the Laboratories of Tropical Medicine and Bio-Chemistry of the University of Liverpool
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W. H. Evans From the Laboratories of Tropical Medicine and Bio-Chemistry of the University of Liverpool
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B. Moore From the Laboratories of Tropical Medicine and Bio-Chemistry of the University of Liverpool
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G. C. Simpson From the Laboratories of Tropical Medicine and Bio-Chemistry of the University of Liverpool
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A. Webster From the Laboratories of Tropical Medicine and Bio-Chemistry of the University of Liverpool
Pages 235-243 | Received 29 May 1912, Published online: 24 Mar 2016
 
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