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Histology for Medical Students

Zakaria Abd-ELHamid

  • 226 pages
  • 13.5 MB
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Written by a Cairo University professor with fifty years of teaching experience. Features colored plates, electron micrographs, and a chapter on genetics. Covers cells, tissues, and organ systems.

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