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Biochem. Biophys. Acta.– 1998.– Vol. 1373, N2.– P. 332–
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Acta.– 2000.– Vol. 1509, N1–2.– P. 397–408.
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thaw injury to human red cells suspended in solutions of so-
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Biophys. Acta.– 1992.– Vol. 1111, N1.– P. 35–44.
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of cold and hyperosmotic stress// Proceedings of the 34
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