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. 1962 Jul;41(7):1422–1428. doi: 10.1172/JCI104597

THE FORMATION OF MACROGLOBULIN ANTIBODIES. II. STUDIES ON NEONATAL INFANTS AND OLDER CHILDREN*

Chester W Fink 1,2,3, William E Miller Jr 1,2,3, Barbara Dorward 1,2,3, Joseph LoSpalluto 1,2,3,†
PMCID: PMC291053  PMID: 13892970

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