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Paramagnetism of melanoprotein fibres. / Baitimirov, D.; Starichenko, D.; Pravlshkina, T. A. и др.
в: Fibre Chemistry, Том 38, № 6, 2006, стр. 506-512.

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Baitimirov, D, Starichenko, D, Pravlshkina, TA, Konev, S & Shvachko, Y 2006, 'Paramagnetism of melanoprotein fibres', Fibre Chemistry, Том. 38, № 6, стр. 506-512. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10692-006-0118-9

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Baitimirov, D., Starichenko, D., Pravlshkina, T. A., Konev, S., & Shvachko, Y. (2006). Paramagnetism of melanoprotein fibres. Fibre Chemistry, 38(6), 506-512. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10692-006-0118-9

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Baitimirov D, Starichenko D, Pravlshkina TA, Konev S, Shvachko Y. Paramagnetism of melanoprotein fibres. Fibre Chemistry. 2006;38(6):506-512. doi: 10.1007/s10692-006-0118-9

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Baitimirov, D. ; Starichenko, D. ; Pravlshkina, T. A. и др. / Paramagnetism of melanoprotein fibres. в: Fibre Chemistry. 2006 ; Том 38, № 6. стр. 506-512.

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