Demonstration of a New Protein Fraction in Serum from the Human Fetus
Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory InvestigationPublished 1 January 1956
C. G. BERGSTRAND, B. Czar
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This brief communication announces the demonstration of a new protein fraction in serum from a human fetus discovered during an electrophoretic study of fetal serum protein patterns.
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This brief communication announces the demonstration of a new protein fraction in serum from a human fetus. This fraction was discovered during an electrophoretic study of fetal serum protein patterns. The new fraction was situated between albumin and the alpha 1-globulin. A corresponding fraction was not observed in maternal serum.
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MedicineBiochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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