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IN a previous communication we reported that newborn infants of diabetic mothers have raised serum glycoprotein-levels when compared with infants of normal mothers of similar gestational age1. In continuation of this investigation we have subjected the same sera to immuno-electrophoresis in agar gel, using a modification of Scheidegger's micro-method2. Commercially available anti-sera from the Pasteur Institute were used as a mixture from horses No. 223 and No. 224.
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Sirek, O. V., Sirek, A., and Leibel, B. S., Diabetes, 10, 375 (1961).
Scheidegger, J. J., Intern. Arch. Allergy, 7, 103 (1955).
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SIREK, O., SIREK, A. Immuno-electrophoretic Demonstration of Differences in Serum Proteins of Newborn Infants of Normal and Diabetic Mothers. Nature 196, 1214–1215 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/1961214a0
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