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Three problems of hemophilia B : a study of abnormal factor IX

molecules with an inhibitor neutralization assay

Briët, E.

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Briët, E. (1977, June 16). Three problems of hemophilia B : a study of abnormal factor IX

molecules with an inhibitor neutralization assay. Drukkerij "Luctor et emergo", Leiden.

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Author: Briët, Ernest

Title: Three problems of hemophilia B : a study of abnormal factor IX molecules with an inhibitor neutralization assay

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THREE PROBLEMS OF HEMOPHILIA B

A STUDY OF ABNORMAL FACTOR IX MOLECULES

WITH AN INHIBITOR NEUTRALIZATION ASSAY

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