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The investigation ofXenopus laevis hemoglobins during development by a fluorescent antibody

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BeiXenopus laevis findet man im Kaulquappenstadium 2 fötale Hämoglobine (HbF) und nach der Metamorphose 3 neue Hämoglobine (HbA) vom Erwachsenentypus. Immunofluoreszenz-Untersuchungen lassen erkennen, dass während der Metamorphose keine oder nur wenige Erythrozyten gleichzeitig HbF und HbA enthalten.

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  1. Department of Zoology, The University, SO9-5NH, Southampton, England

    R. D. Jurd & N. Maclean

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Jurd, R.D., Maclean, N. The investigation ofXenopus laevis hemoglobins during development by a fluorescent antibody. Experientia 25, 626–628 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01896555

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