Chapter III: The Serum
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Blood is obtained in the usual way, but is collected in small, bent, glass tubes, which can be readily held in the centrifuge and the serum separated. In obtaining normal serum, care must be exercised in selecting a healthy subject, or, what is better, obtain serum from the mixed blood of several normal persons’ “Pool.”
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The American Journal of Pharmacy, March, 1907Chapter III: The Serum
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