Глава 7. Секс в обмен на пищу и другие гримасы эволюции

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Глава 8. “Химия любви” – о каких веществах идет речь?

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²⁷ – база данных по иммунным полиморфизмам.

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²⁹ – пост Лены Грачевой о найденных совпадениях в петербургском регистре доноров костного мозга.

³⁰ – инструкции для тех, кто хочет попасть в регистр потенциальных доноров костного мозга.

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