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Studies on the degradation of haemoglobin
The chemical relationship which exists between haemoglobin and bile pigments was first established in 1933, when, after monumental studies covering a period of 24 years, Hans Fischer and his colleagues succeeded in synthesizing bile pigments and protoporphyrin. He thereby demonstrated the fundamenta...
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Division of Medical Biochemistry
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