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. 1954 Feb;33(2):211–221. doi: 10.1172/JCI102887

THE DETERMINATION OF ALBUMIN IN HUMAN BLOOD PLASMA AND SERUM. A METHOD BASED ON THE INTERACTION OF ALBUMIN WITH AN ANIONIC DYE—2-(4′-HYDROXYBENZENEAZO) BENZOIC ACID 1,2

David D Rutstein 1, Estelle F Ingenito 1, William E Reynolds 1, Jeanne M Burke 1
PMCID: PMC438491  PMID: 13130688

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