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June 1, 1954Biochemical JournalOpen Access

Studies in immunochemistry. 14. The isolation and properties of substances of human origin possessing blood-group B specificity

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RGR. A. GibbonsOak Ridge National LaboratoryWMW. T. J. MorganScripps Health

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