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The authors investigated the distribution of serum proteins, especially the α2 fraction, in rats with artificially induced hypertension (A), in similar rats made normotone by choline-free diet (B), and in a control group (C). A rise in the α2 fraction of groupA andB was found, without a significant change of the other serum proteins.
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Jacot, C., Staub, H. Hypertension expérimentale et protéines sériques. Experientia 12, 344–346 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02165343
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