The Physiology of polyamines

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Credit for the discovery of spermine is rightly attributed to van Leeuwenhoek because his epoch-making letter written to the Royal Society of London in 1677 announcing the existence of spermatoza ends with a description of the gradual deposition of human seminal plasma of tiny crystals which were easily visualized with his wonderful magnifying glasses.

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