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IN the work recorded here, 1–3S γ-globulins from human urine1, human plasma 3S γ-globulins2, human plasma 7S γ2-globulin and the S and F fragments obtained by papain hydrolysis of the 7S γ2-globulin3 were compared immunochemically and by means of peptide patterns.
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FIREMAN, P., HERSHGOLD, E., CORDOBA, F. et al. Low Molecular Weight γ-Globulins of Urine and Plasma and their Relation to 7S γ2-Globulin. Nature 203, 78–80 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/203078a0
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