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Isolation and identification of a hepatotoxic factor in herring meal produced from sodium nitrite preserved herring

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Ender, F., Havre, G., Helgebostad, A. et al. Isolation and identification of a hepatotoxic factor in herring meal produced from sodium nitrite preserved herring. Naturwissenschaften 51, 637–638 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00623677

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