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A. B. Surname,1 C. D. Surname,2* D. E. Surname,2 F. G. Surname 2

1	Department of Something, University of Somewhere, City, Country

2	Institute of Something, City, Country

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ABSTRACT

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1.	Surname JK, Surname LM. Title. J Something 2010;12:1-2

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António Jorge R. F. Guiomar

2010-06-29

Dep Bioquimica - FCTUC