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The effect of electrolyte content on the fractionation of human serum electrophoretically in a viscosity and pH gradient

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  1. Walter O. Trendle

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  1. Chemistry Unit, Research and Development Service, Fitzsimons Army Hospital, Denver 8, Colorado

    John R. Maher, Walter O. Trendle & Richard L. Schultz

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Maher, J.R., Trendle, W.O. & Schultz, R.L. The effect of electrolyte content on the fractionation of human serum electrophoretically in a viscosity and pH gradient. Naturwissenschaften 43, 423 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00626546

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