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"GOSSYPOL-Potential-Oral-Contraceptive"
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GOSSYPOL: A Potential Oral Male Contraceptive
By Thomas Blankenhorn
Contents
I. Introduction
II. Occurrence
III. Contraceptive Property Discovery
IV. Clinical Studies
V. Antifertility Effect
VI. Physical Properties
VII. Extraction
VIII. Synthesis
IX. Summary
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