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Summary
The relative capacity of normal and pathological sera to bind the acid dye, azorubin, was determined by means of a chromatographic nethod, using anionotropic aluminum oxide as absorbent. Subnormal azorubin-binding capacities (ABC) of serum albumins were demonstrated, in varying degrees, in nephrosis, diffuse damage of liver parenchyma, and server toxic states of infection diseases. In some cases of malignant neoplasms abnormally low ABC values were also observed.
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