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IN a detailed communication1, I have described two polarographic sero -reactions concerning typical changes in human serum of individuals suffering from cancer, sarcoma, acute inflammations, fever, or some bile and liver disorders.
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BRDIÄŒKA, R. The Polarographic Sero-Reaction for Cancer. Nature 142, 617–618 (1938). https://doi.org/10.1038/142617b0
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