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IN a preliminary communication eight sheep β-globulin types were described1. This number has now been increased partly by recognition of the fact that the two strongly staining zones C and D can be resolved into a third zone, and partly by the discovery of further types during examination of five hundred samples of sheep serum from Chelmsford abattoir.
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Ashton, G. C., Nature, 181, 849 (1958).
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ASHTON, G. Further β-Globulin Phenotypes in Sheep. Nature 182, 1101–1102 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1038/1821101a0
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