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. 1951 Aug;49(3):374–381. doi: 10.1042/bj0490374

The haemoglobins of the human foetus and infant. Electrophoretic and spectroscopic differentiation of adult and foetal types

G H Beaven ¹, H Hoch ¹, E R Holiday ¹

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