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THE value of haptoglobin typing for human sera in relation to population investigations is well known1. The usual method of haptoglobin typing following electrophoresis on starch gels2 is reliable but rather slow and cumbersome so that a quick and reliable method is of considerable advantage when large numbers of sera are to be examined.
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BAUMGARTEN, A. Micro Method of Haptoglobin Typing using Acrylamide Gels. Nature 199, 490–491 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/199490b0
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