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IT has been shown by a number of workers that, in the case of man, one of the effects of disease is a lowering of the albumin concentration of the serum1.
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POLSON, A. Effect of Diseases on the Serum Albumin of Animals. Nature 168, 421–422 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1038/168421b0
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