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Hemoglobinas normais e anormais

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Sep 1955 Portugal Portuguese Publisher:Instituto de Medicina Tropical
Authors: TRINCÃO, Carlos;

handle: 10362/184930

Hemoglobinas normais e anormais

Abstract

Since 1910, thanks to Walkulenko's work, it has been known that the haemoglobin in umbilical cord blood differs from that in normal adult blood in that it is more resistant to denaturation by alkalis.

Desde 1910, graças aos trabalhos de Walkulenko, que se sabe que a hemoglobina do sangue do cordão umbilical difere da do sangue do adulto normal, pela maior resistência à desnaturação pelos álcalis.

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Doenças do sangue, Hematologia

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