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. 1966 Jun;48(6):931–957.

Occurrence of caterpillar nuclei within normal immature and normal appearing and altered mature heart muscle cells and the evolution of Anitschkow cells from the latter.

G E Murphy, C G Becker
PMCID: PMC1907309  PMID: 5944936

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