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. 1964 Jun;43(6):1104–1115. doi: 10.1172/JCI104995

Gamma2, Gamma1A, and Gamma1M Antinuclear Factors in Human Sera*

Eugene V Barnett 1,2,†, John J Condemi 1,2, John P Leddy 1,2, John H Vaughan 1,2
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