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Release of Adenosine Triphosphate and Serotonin from Injured Cellular Blood Elements in Extracorporeal Circuits

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    H. S. S. SARAJAS,  R. KRISTOFFERSSON &  M. H. FRICK

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    H. S. S. SARAJAS,  R. KRISTOFFERSSON &  M. H. FRICK

  3. Wihuri Research Institute, Helsinki

    H. S. S. SARAJAS,  R. KRISTOFFERSSON &  M. H. FRICK

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SARAJAS, H., KRISTOFFERSSON, R. & FRICK, M. Release of Adenosine Triphosphate and Serotonin from Injured Cellular Blood Elements in Extracorporeal Circuits. Nature 184, 1127–1128 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/1841127a0

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