LCGC International spoke to Akina Nara of Japan’s Tohoku Medical and Pharmaceutical University about a new study which links a blood compound to how long a body has been dead.
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- LCGC North America-08-01-2015
- Volume 33
- Issue 8
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A Life with the Boysabout 11 years ago
Wolfgang Lindner: Reflections on a Career with a Chiral Centerabout 11 years ago
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