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THE POST-TRANSFUSION SURVIVAL OF PRESERVED HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES STORED AS, WHOLE BLOOD OR IN RESUSPENSION, AFTER REMOVAL OF PLASMA, BY MEANS OF TWO ISOTOPES OF RADIOACTIVE IRON
John G. Gibson 2nd, … , Theodore Sack, Wendell C. Peacock
John G. Gibson 2nd, … , Theodore Sack, Wendell C. Peacock
Published July 1, 1947
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J Clin Invest.
1947;
26(4)
:715-738.
https://doi.org/10.1172/JCI101855
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THE POST-TRANSFUSION SURVIVAL OF PRESERVED HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES STORED AS, WHOLE BLOOD OR IN RESUSPENSION, AFTER REMOVAL OF PLASMA, BY MEANS OF TWO ISOTOPES OF RADIOACTIVE IRON
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John G. Gibson 2nd, Robley D. Evans, Joseph C. Aub, Theodore Sack, Wendell C. Peacock
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