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Oxidation of Phenyl-Hydrazines in the Presence of Oxyhæmoglobin and the Origin of Heinz Bodies in Erythrocytes

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  2. Department of Pathology (Hæmatology), Postgraduate Medical School of London, W.12

    J. C. WHITE

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BEAVEN, G., WHITE, J. Oxidation of Phenyl-Hydrazines in the Presence of Oxyhæmoglobin and the Origin of Heinz Bodies in Erythrocytes. Nature 173, 389–391 (1954). https://doi.org/10.1038/173389b0

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