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Formation of Carbon Monoxide in Connexion with Hæmoglobin Catabolism

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IN an earlier communication1, an account was given of investigations indicating that carbon monoxide can be formed in blood on incubation at 38° C., especially at acid or alkaline pH's or after addition of sodium azide. These observations formed the basis for further investigation.

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    TORGNY SJÖSTRAND

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SJÖSTRAND, T. Formation of Carbon Monoxide in Connexion with Hæmoglobin Catabolism. Nature 168, 1118–1119 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1038/1681118a0

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