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. 1972 Feb;180(2):231-8.

Anticonvulsant properties of the ketogenic diet in mice

E R Uhlemann, A H Neims

PMID: 5010672

Anticonvulsant properties of the ketogenic diet in mice

E R Uhlemann et al. J Pharmacol Exp Ther. 1972 Feb.

. 1972 Feb;180(2):231-8.

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E R Uhlemann, A H Neims

PMID: 5010672

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