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Simplified method for G6PD screening using blood collected on filter paper.

P A Dow·M B Petteway·J B Alperin
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P A Dow, M B Petteway, J B Alperin. 1974. Simplified method for G6PD screening using blood collected on filter paper.. https://doi.org/10.1093/ajcp%2F61.3.333

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