Studies on Intrinsic Factor and Pernicious Anemia: III. Intrinsic Factor Activity and B₁₂-Binding Power of Electrophoretic Fractions of Intrinsic Factor Concentrates

H. Berlin Research Department, A/B Kabi, Stockholm, the Medical Department, Central County Hospital, Falköping, the Central Laboratory and the Medical Department, Central County Hospital, Eskilsluna, Sweden

R. Berlin Research Department, A/B Kabi, Stockholm, the Medical Department, Central County Hospital, Falköping, the Central Laboratory and the Medical Department, Central County Hospital, Eskilsluna, Sweden

G. Brante Research Department, A/B Kabi, Stockholm, the Medical Department, Central County Hospital, Falköping, the Central Laboratory and the Medical Department, Central County Hospital, Eskilsluna, Sweden

S-G. Sjöberg Research Department, A/B Kabi, Stockholm, the Medical Department, Central County Hospital, Falköping, the Central Laboratory and the Medical Department, Central County Hospital, Eskilsluna, Sweden

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