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Comparative studies on the properdine level in the blood of two groups of students of moderate and increased muscular activity

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A comparison of the properdine level in two groups of students with moderate and increased muscular activity showed a rise of the properdine level by 27 to 30% in the blood of the students with increased muscular activity.

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Ein Vergleich des Properdinspiegels von zwei Gruppen Jugendlicher mit geringer und größerer körperlicher Aktivität ergab, daß in dem Blut der Studenten mit stärkerer körperlicher Aktivität um 27 bis 30% mehr Properdin enthalten war.

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  1. The Chair of Physiology, The Academy of Physical Education, Warsaw

    Wieslaw Romanowski, Andrzej Eberhardt & Stefania Jasser

  2. Serology Department of the Institute of Hematology, Warsaw

    Wieslaw Romanowski, Andrzej Eberhardt & Stefania Jasser

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Romanowski, W., Eberhardt, A. & Jasser, S. Comparative studies on the properdine level in the blood of two groups of students of moderate and increased muscular activity. Int. Z. Angew. Physiol. Einschl. Arbeitsphysiol. 23, 12–17 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00716277

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