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Lack of Identity of Hyaluronidase Inhibitor and Certain Mucoproteins in Blood Serum.

DAVID M. GLICK, Robert A. Good, Vincent Cooper Kelley, Richard J. Winzler, John W. Mehl

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1. Electrophoretically and chemically separated fractions of human serum containing high concentrations of mucoproteins showed no increase in non-specific hyaluronidase inhibitor when compared to native serum or other mucoprotein-poor fractions of serum.

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1. Electrophoretically and chemically separated fractions of human serum containing high concentrations of mucoproteins showed no increase in non-specific hyaluronidase inhibitor when compared to native serum or other mucoprotein-poor fractions of serum.

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1. Electrophoretically and chemically separated fractions of human serum containing high concentrations of mucoproteins showed no increase in non-specific hyaluronidase inhibitor when compared to native serum or other mucoprotein-poor fractions of serum.

Key concepts: Mucoproteins, Mucoprotein, Hyaluronidase, Chemistry, Blood proteins, Blood serum, Biochemistry, Endocrinology

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