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Abstract
A simple and inexpensive procedure is given for obtaining small blood samples which
are mailed to the laboratory from all parts of the country for hemoglobin determination.
Similar procedures are also used for blood samples obtained during sugar tolerance
tests and for the Kline serologic test.
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References
- Studies on Hemoglobin. I. The Advantage of Alkaline Solutions for Colorimetric Methods for the Determination of Hemoglobin.J. Biochem. 1922; 2: 173
- Quantitative Clinical Chemistry, Methods.Williams & Wilkins Co, Baltimore1932
- Manometric Determination of Hemoglobin by the Oxygen Capacity Method.J. Biol. Chem. 1931; 91: 307
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Received:
March 6,
1940
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© 1940 Published by Elsevier Inc.
