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Electrical excitability
Enthält nur: Aufsätze zum Thema (u.a. B. Katz, A. V. Hill, A. L. Hodgkin).- Notizen.- Markierungen.
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III. Abt., Rep. 183, Nr. 373
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III. Abt., Rep. ZA190, Nr. 411
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Nachlass Bert Sakmann >> Nachlass Bert Sakmann >> X. Bernhard Katz >> X.2 Publikationen
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III. Abt., Rep. 183 Nachlass Bert Sakmann
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1935 - 1949
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