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THE immuno-electrophoretic method1 allows the definition of the constituents of a mixture of antigenic substances by means of their relative electrophoretic mobilities, and their enumeration, by specific precipitation, by means of a homologous immune serum. The study of normal human serum by this method has allowed the enumeration of at least sixteen different constituents2.
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GAVRILESCO, K., COURCON, J., HILLION, P. et al. A Study of Normal Human Cerebrospinal Fluid by the Immuno-Electrophoretic Method. Nature 176, 976 (1955). https://doi.org/10.1038/176976a0
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