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THE protein constitution of exudates and transudates has been dealt with in a previous paper1. It was observed that the most peculiar property is the occurrence in the exudates of conjugated proteins with well-defined physical and physico-chemical characteristics. It has also been shown2 that these conjugated proteins are the basis of the positivity of the Rivalta test.
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CAPUTO, A. Molecular Properties of Conjugated Proteins isolated from Exudates. Nature 189, 395–396 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/189395a0
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