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  American Journal of Ophthalmology

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  v. 1-, 1918-

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  v. 143-, 2007-

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  v. 1-33, [34], 1884-1616, [1917].

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  v. ser. 3 : v. 1-124, ser. 3 : 1918-1997.
  Supplements for 3rd ser. v. 1-2 BOUND WITH: Ophthalmic year book (1904) ; v. 14-15.

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  A serum haemagglutinating property dependent upon polycarboxyl groups.

  Beck ML, Freihaut B, Henry R, Pierce S, Bayer WL.

  Br J Haematol. 1975 Jan;29(1):149-56.

  A serum agglutinin reactive with red cells in the presence of polycarboxyl groups is reported. It is likely that this represents an additional example of the type of agglutinin previously described as agglutinating red cells in the absence of ionized calcium. Experimental evidence is presented indicating that it is free polycarboxyl groups that potentiate agglutination and that any metal ion, such as calcium, capable of chelating with these groups will prove to be inhibitory.

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