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Persistence of a Substance with Blood Groups A and O Specificity in Commercial Fluid Hog Stomach Extract
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Persistence of a Substance with Blood Groups A and O Specificity in Commercial Fluid Hog Stomach Extract

  • M. E. FOLAN1 

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In view of the presence of a substance in hog stomach powder having blood groups A and O activity, as previously reported1, it was decided to investigate fluid extracts to ascertain if such activity persisted after more extended manufacturing processes.

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  1. Department of Pathology, University College, Galway

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FOLAN, M. Persistence of a Substance with Blood Groups A and O Specificity in Commercial Fluid Hog Stomach Extract. Nature 160, 790 (1947). https://doi.org/10.1038/160790a0

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