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Humors, Hormones, and Neurosecretions
Chandler McC Brooks (ed.)
State University of New York Press (1962)
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The concept of humoral control--the direction of bodily processes by complex organic fluids--has gained ascendancy in recent decades, and enlisted the interest of more than humoral specialists.Links
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