AECU-4024
BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE
CHEMICAL METHODS FOR ROUTINE BIOASSAY
Edited by
John B. Hursh
November 1958
University of Roc he s te r
Rochester, New York
UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
Technical Information Service
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