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Recknagel, P. et al. (n.d.). Mechanisms and functional consequences of liver failure substantially differ between endotoxaemia and faecal peritonitis in rats. Liver international. pp. 283-293. [Online].
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Recknagel, P. et al. (n.d.). Mechanisms and functional consequences of liver failure substantially differ between endotoxaemia and faecal peritonitis in rats. Liver international. pp. 283-293. [Online].