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Kaumann AJ, Sanders L, Brown AM, Murray KJ, Brown MJ. A 5-hydroxy-tryptamine receptor in human atrium. Br J Pharmacol 1990 100 879-885. 

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Fig. 2-25. The Japanese UJI bacterial bomb, drawn from sketches given to Lieutenant Colonel Murray Sanders, Chemical Warfare Service, in 1945. Porcelain rather than metal was used to form the shell because it could be shattered by a much smaller explosive charge. This protected the biological agent, assuring that it would be subjected to less heat and pressure. Reprinted from Scientific and Technical Advisory Section, US Army Forces, Pacific. Biological Warfare. Vol 5. In Report on Scientific Intelligence Survey in Japan. HQ, US Army Forces, Pacific 1945 appended chart.

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