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Original Article

Inhibition of Na+, K+-Stimulated ATPase in the Cochlea of the Guinea PIG: A Potential Cause of Disturbed Inner Ear Function in Terminal Renal Failirre

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Pages 55-60 | Received 06 Aug 1979, Published online: 08 Jul 2009

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