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. 1952 Jan;31(1):97–106. doi: 10.1172/JCI102583

EVIDENCE FOR THE PRESENCE OF INSULIN IN BLOOD SERUM. A METHOD FOR AN APPROXIMATE DETERMINATION OF THE INSULIN CONTENT OF BLOOD ^¹

J Groen ¹, C E Kamminga ¹, A F Willebrands ¹, J R Blickman ¹

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