[Studies on the suitability of antiglobulin serums for immunofluorescence. II. Evidence of precipitation reactions in the production of fluorescence marked antiglobulin serums]

[Article in German]

J Mohr

[Article in German]

J Mohr. Allerg Immunol (Leipz). 1972.

. 1972;18(1):43-9.

J Mohr

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