α-Hemoglobin Stabilizing Protein (AHSP) Markedly Decreases the Redox Potential and Reactivity of α-Subunits of Human HbA with Hydrogen Peroxide*
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M. Weiss | J. Olson | A. Alayash | Todd L. Mollan | A. Tsai | A. L. Crumbliss | Sambuddha Banerjee | Gang Wu | Claire J. Parker Siburt | M. Weiss
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