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Paramagnetism of human serum proteins demonstrated by two-stage electromagnetophoresis

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Normale Serumproteine wurden mittels zweistufiger Elektromagnetophorese in Polyacrylamidgel, einer neuen Technik, aufgetrennt, wobei die Trennung auf Grund der paramagnetischen Eigenschaften der einzelnen Proteine erfolgt.

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  1. Department of Pathology, School of Medicine, Wayne State University, 48072, Royal Oak, Michigan, USA

    R. M. Nalbandian, R. E. Michel & I. Mader

  2. William Beaumont Hospital Research Institute, 48072, Royal Oak, Michigan, USA

    R. M. Nalbandian, R. E. Michel & I. Mader

  3. Department of Physics, Research Laboratories, General Motors Corporation, and Department of Medicine, William Beaumont Hospital, 48072, Royal Oak, Michigan, USA

    R. M. Nalbandian, R. E. Michel & I. Mader

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Supported by William Beaumont Hospital Research Institute in Affiliation with the Research Laboratories, General Motors Corporation and Department of Pathology, School of Medicine, Wayne State University.

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Nalbandian, R.M., Michel, R.E. & Mader, I. Paramagnetism of human serum proteins demonstrated by two-stage electromagnetophoresis. Experientia 24, 1006–1007 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02138710

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