The persistence in the blood of the radioactive label of albumins, gamma globulins, and globulins of intermediate mobility. II. Comparison of gamma globulins labeled with S35 and I131 in the same subjects
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The persistence in the blood of the radioactive label of albumins, gamma globulins, and globulins of intermediate mobility. II. Comparison of gamma globulins labeled with S35 and I131 in the same subjects
J Lab Clin Med.
1955 Jan.
No abstract available
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