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Plasma levels of Midkine (neurite growth‐promoting factor 2) are not associated with plasma fibrinolytic potential or risk of venous thrombosis — Ton Lisman (2012) | RDL Network
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Plasma levels of Midkine (neurite growth‐promoting factor 2) are not associated with plasma fibrinolytic potential or risk of venous thrombosis
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Plasma levels of Midkine (neurite growth‐promoting factor 2) are not associated with plasma fibrinolytic potential or risk of venous thrombosis
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2012
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TL
Ton Lisman
MM
Mirjam E. Meltzer
SC
Suzanne C. Cannegieter
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