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Abney, T.O.: Author of "Fibrocystic breast disease: the significance of beta-human chorionic gonadotropin and other polypeptides in breast cyst fluid" appearing in Fertility and Sterility and written by T. O. Abney, A. Z. Teran, V. B. Mahesh, W. B. Mullins and R. B. Greenblatt. Published in April 1988.
Abonyi T., Király I., Tömösközi S., Baticz O., Guóth A., Gergely S., Scholz E., Lásztity D., Lásztity R.: Authors of "Synthesis of gluten-forming polypeptides. 1. Biosynthesis of gliadins and glutenin subunits," published in Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, vol. 55, no. 9, p. 3655-60, on May 02, 2007.