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. 1965 Nov;24(6):513–521. doi: 10.1136/ard.24.6.513

Cellular reaction to complexes formed between rheumatoid factor and aggregated human gamma globulin.

N Williamson, N R Ling
PMCID: PMC1010400  PMID: 4159173

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