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Heterogeneity of Urinary Acid Mucopolysaccharides

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687 mg of crude urinary acid mucopolysaccharides (preparation A) were precipitated from 30 litres of normal human urine according to methods previously described1.

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  1. WILLIAM R. KELLEY: Medical student research grantee.

  2. NICOLA DI FERRANTE: Fellow of the Helen Hay Whitney Foundation.

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  1. Department of Physiology, College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio

    WILLIAM R. KELLEY, INNA B. PONCET & NICOLA DI FERRANTE

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KELLEY, W., PONCET, I. & DI FERRANTE, N. Heterogeneity of Urinary Acid Mucopolysaccharides. Nature 197, 1204–1206 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/1971204b0

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