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. 1972 Jun;25(6):547–548. doi: 10.1136/jcp.25.6.547

New technique for the observation of sickling under known pO2 and percentage oxygen dissociation.

P Laidler, G Huntsman
PMCID: PMC477380  PMID: 5043382

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