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Summary
The relative mobilities of Aurcoloid and gelatin have been demonstrated in vivo and in vitro by paper electrophoretic methods. Addition of Aurcoloid and gelatin to plasma resulted in a radiogold-gelatin complex which migrated at the same rate as alpha globulins. Aurcoloid in plasma did not migrate. The formation of an Aurcoloid-gelatin complex was associated with a decreased rate of disappearance of radiogold from the circulation.
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