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[THE ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERN IN RHEUMATIC DISEASE].

G CASOLO·G FONTANA·G LADELLI

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Antistreptolysin Blood Protein Electrophoresis C-Reactive Protein Humans Leukocyte Count Mucoproteins Rheumatic Diseases Rheumatic Fever Rheumatic Heart Disease ANTISTREPTOLYSIN BLOOD PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS C-REACTIVE PROTEIN LEUKOCYTE COUNT MUCOPROTEINS RHEUMATIC FEVER RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE Journal Article

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G CASOLO, G FONTANA, G LADELLI. [THE ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERN IN RHEUMATIC DISEASE].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14080148/

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