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. 1950 Jun;29(6):693–713. doi: 10.1172/JCI102307

STUDIES WITH INAGGLUTINABLE ERYTHROCYTE COUNTS. I. A METHOD FOR MEASUREMENT OF NET GAIN OR DEFICIT OF RED CELLS IN THE HUMAN SUBJECT

Elmer L DeGowin ^1,², Raymond F Sheets ^1,², Henry E Hamilton ^1,², Ruth E Dahlin ^1,²

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