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Chemical studies on haemoglobins A1 and A0

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Published1964
Citations26
References21

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Starch Gel Electrophoresis in a Discontinuous System of Buffers

1957 • 1,779 citations

New Hemoglobin in Normal Adult Blood

1955 • 375 citations

Observations on the Minor Basic Hemoglobin Component in the Blood of Normal Individuals and Patients with Thalassemia

1957 • 252 citations

The Reaction of Iodoacetate with Methionine

1959 • 242 citations

Studies on the heterogeneity of hemoglobin

1960 • 178 citations

Hemoglobin FI, an acetyl-containing hemoglobin

1962 • 166 citations

The Influence of Oxygenation on the Reactivity of the —SH Groups of Hemoglobin*

1962 • 120 citations

Chromatographic estimation of four different human hemoglobins.

1955 • 98 citations

The occurrence of several kinds of hæmoglobin in human blood

1935 • 95 citations

The Characterization of Adult Human Myoglobin

1962 • 80 citations

Studies on the structure of hemoglobin II. Properties of reconstituted protohemoglobin and protoporphyrin-globin

1959 • 73 citations

Genetic Recombination in Bacteria

1955 • 58 citations

CONFERENCE ON HEMOGLOBIN

1958 • 47 citations

Ageing of Hæmoglobin

1960 • 39 citations

The Chemical and Genetic Relationships Between Hemoglobins S and GSan Jose

1962 • 31 citations

Kinetics of the Alkali Denaturation of Hemoglobin in the Single Erythrocyte

1963 • 26 citations

Site of Attachment of the Chromate Ion to the Hæmoglobin Molecule1

1962 • 21 citations

Association of Radioactive Chromium with Various Components of Hemoglobin

1963 • 19 citations

Heterogeneity of normal adult human haemoglobin

1957 • 13 citations

[The heterogeneity of human hemoglobins in the adult and the fetus].

1952 • 7 citations

Gross Structure of Hæmoglobin A3 and the Nature of its Binding to Chromium-51

1963 • 5 citations

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