Serum proteins in normal and pathological conditions: The blood serum of normal animals. II. Human blood serum and pathological body fluids. III. Horse serum studied by means of the precipitin reaction

. 1938 Sep;32(9):1540–1553. doi: 10.1042/bj0321540

Serum proteins in normal and pathological conditions

The blood serum of normal animals. II. Human blood serum and pathological body fluids. III. Horse serum studied by means of the precipitin reaction

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