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1State Institute for Blood Group Serology, Statens rättskemiska laboratorium, Stockholm 60.
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|October 13, 1972
Different and equally legitimate modes of interpreting serologic reactions will considerably change the image of reality. Some principles of such transformations are briefly outlined and applied to immunogenetic systems.
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