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16 Med. Sci. & L. ii (1976)

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EDITORIAL NOTICES


CONTRIBUTIONS
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Editor, Medicine, Science and the Law, The Department
of Forensic Medicine, The  London  Hospital Medical
College, Turner  Street, London, El  2AD.  Original
articles are accepted on the understanding that they
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last pages of the  article. Abbreviations for journal
titles should be those adopted by Index Medicus since
January  1971; where no abbreviation is given by Index
Medicus the journal title should be left in full and the
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Burke  D. C.  (1961) The  purification of interferon.
  Biochem. J. 78, 536-563.
Essex-Cater A. J. (1957) A Synopsis of Public Health and
  Social Medicine, 2nd ed. Bristol, Wright, p. 326.
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