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17) But whatever the set of factors which is stressed, most of the recent work of economists, economic historians and political scientists place great importance on institutions and the need to understand how these institutions develop endogenously within each society. 7,8) It is acquired either endogenously or exogenously, (2) and it is often confused with other granulomatous diseases. Finally, polymorphisms in the activity of cytochrome b5 reductase may mediate the effect of ingested nitrate or endogenously produced nitrite (Gupta et al. |
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