THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE THIOSULFATE ION WITH RESPECT TO NORMAL HUMAN SERUM AND RED BLOOD CELLS AND ITS APPLICATION TO “EXTRACELLULAR FLUID” DETERMINATION

. 1952 Apr;31(4):370–374. doi: 10.1172/JCI102618

THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE THIOSULFATE ION WITH RESPECT TO NORMAL HUMAN SERUM AND RED BLOOD CELLS AND ITS APPLICATION TO “EXTRACELLULAR FLUID” DETERMINATION ^¹

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