Use of Subunits for Production of Highly Specific Antisera against Pituitary Glycoproteins by Primary Immunization

Lawton, N. F.; Eastman, C. J.; Jacobs, H. S.; Corcoran, J.; Ekins, R. P.; Nabarro, J. D. N.

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N. F. Lawton

Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Institute of Clinical Research, Middlesex Hospital Medical School

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