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Contribution To the Knowledge Of the Megalopyge Urens Toxin and Its Pharmacodynamic Action

C ESTABLE, P FERREIRA-BERRUTTI, M I ARDAO

    Archivos. Sociedad De Biologia De Montevideo
    |October 29, 2010
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    Keywords:
    CATERPILLARS/toxicityMEGALOPYGE/toxinTOXIN AND ANTITOXIN

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