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ALL but a few1 of the numerous reports in the past few years on the application of electromigration or electrophoresis on paper have used a comparatively low voltage. Recently, however, a method of paper electromigration which uses a high constant-voltage current has been developed in these laboratories and appears to offer a more convenient and rapid procedure than ordinary paper chromatography.
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HASHIMOTO, Y., MORI, I. & KIMURA, M. Paper Electromigration of Flavonoids and Sugars using a High Constant-voltage Current. Nature 170, 975–976 (1952). https://doi.org/10.1038/170975b0
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