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. 1957 Feb;36(2):352–360. doi: 10.1172/JCI103431

Incorporation of N15-1-Aspartic Acid into the Abnormal Serum and Urine Proteins of Multiple Myeloma (Studies of the Inter-Relationship of these Proteins)1

Elliott F Osserman 1,2,3, Ada Graff 1,2,3, Margaret Marshall 1,2,3, Dolores Lawlor 1,2,3, Samuel Graff 1,2,3
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