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A microcomputer program in Basic for iterative, non-linear data-fitting to pharmacokinetic functions.

F Nielsen-Kudsk
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F Nielsen-Kudsk. 1983. A microcomputer program in Basic for iterative, non-linear data-fitting to pharmacokinetic functions.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0020-7101(83)90012-0

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