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DURING the preparation of hæmoglobin solutions a phenomenon was observed which, so far as is known, has not previously been described. The red cells of some species of animals are agglutinated by hæmolysates made from the cells of the same species. The degree of agglutination is sufficiently strong to be easily visible to the naked eye when tested on a slide.
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BAKER, S. Red Cell Agglutination by Stromal Material in Hæmolysates. Nature 185, 547 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1038/185547a0
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