A low viscosity component in human uterine endocervical contents

E ODEBLAD, Erik Odeblad, BIRGITTA ROSENBERG, B Rosenberg
Acta obstetricia et gynecologica Scandinavica · 1968 · vol. 47(3) , pp. 345–349 · doi:10.3109/00016346809157490 · PMID:4179488 · W2067942645
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This paper characterizes a low viscosity component found within human uterine endocervical contents, contributing to the understanding of reproductive tract fluid dynamics.

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Cervix Mucus Cervix Uteri Albumins Albumins Alpha-Globulins Alpha-Globulins Animals Beta-Globulins Beta-Globulins Cervix Mucus Cervix Mucus Cervix Uteri Chlorides Chlorides Colposcopy Electrophoresis Estrus Female gamma-Globulins gamma-Globulins

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