Reference Intervals for Erythropoietin Measurement by the JCL EIA Assay Need to Be Determined Locally

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2. Regulation of Lipid and Lipoprotein Metabolism by PPAR Activators
3. Laboratory Screening for Erythropoietin Abuse in Sport: an Emerging Challenge
4. Antioxidant Enzyme Activities and Total Nitrite/ Nitrate Levels in the Collar Model. Effect of Nicardipine
5. Enzyme Immunoassays for Fragments (Epitopes) of Human Proatrial Natriuretic Peptides
6. Transient Nature of Interference Effects from Heterophile Antibodies: Examples of Interference with Cardiac Marker Measurements
7. Comparison of Procalcitonin, sCD14 and Interleukin-6 Values in Septic Patients
8. Changes in Bone Turnover and Deoxypyridinoline Levels in Epileptic Patients
9. Analytical Performance of the Fully Automated AxSYM(r) Estradiol Assay
10. Impacts of Laboratory Methodology on Medical Thinking in the 19th Century
11. Reference Intervals for Erythropoietin Measurement by the JCL EIA Assay Need to Be Determined Locally
12. The Physical Basis of Biochemistry. By Peter R. Bergethon
13. European Science. Science funding: the European dimension. A discussion meeting held at the Royal Society, Tuesday 17 March, 1998
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