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WE have described previously1 an electronic apparatus for scanning filter-paper electropherograms, whereby curves showing the distribution of separated components are caused to appear on the cathode-ray tube of an oscilloscope. It has been used so far mainly for the analysis of mixtures of proteins.
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Pinteric, L., and Poulik, M. D., Can. J. Pub. Health, p. 163 (April 1954).
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POULIK, M., PINTERIC, L. An Electronic Computer for the Evaluation of Results of Filter-Paper Electrophoresis. Nature 176, 1226–1227 (1955). https://doi.org/10.1038/1761226a0
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