Western Medical Review, Volume 6, Issue 8Western Medical Review Company, 1901 |
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... the contained ingredients and their man- ner of combination . All imitations lack these characteris- tics of the original and are consequently of inferior value . 262 PROTAN . A New Intestinal Astringent Introduced by H.
... the contained ingredients and their man- ner of combination . All imitations lack these characteris- tics of the original and are consequently of inferior value . 262 PROTAN . A New Intestinal Astringent Introduced by H.
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... PROTAN . A New Intestinal Astringent Introduced by H. K. Mul- ford Co. Protan is a definite chemical compound formed by the synthesis of tannic acid with nucleo - proteid , containing 50 per cent of tannic acid . It forms a light brown ...
... PROTAN . A New Intestinal Astringent Introduced by H. K. Mul- ford Co. Protan is a definite chemical compound formed by the synthesis of tannic acid with nucleo - proteid , containing 50 per cent of tannic acid . It forms a light brown ...
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