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Medical Forum / General / Laboratory / September 2004

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Serology of Lab Mice30 Sep 2004 05:09 GMT1
I'm in search of good methods to obtain serology information of lab
mouse serum.
The info I need are...
Androgen Levels
Creatiinine Urine Test And Creatinine Blood Test Quest., Please28 Sep 2004 19:30 GMT1
I understand that there is a Creatinine Blood Test, and also a Creatinine
Urine Test.
Might someone please explain when each is used, and what each determines ?
e.g.,
Any Alkalosis experts out there??23 Sep 2004 10:34 GMT1
I need help. I have a condition that involves paresthesia/neuropathy.
It started something like this.
Taking Zantac,
Colitis
Blood collection cards18 Sep 2004 21:17 GMT1
Has anyone come across cards, or other devices,  on which one can dry a spot
of blood and send it to a lab for analysis. I am not interested in the
Guthrie type cards as I would like to recover a protein from the card and
assay it. So I am looking for a card on which the protein ...
Need labeling advice09 Sep 2004 04:47 GMT2
Am still using a dot matrix printer for producing labels on Shamrock label paper.
Would like to switch to a laser printer.
Labels need to be able to go in -80 freezer and somewhat water resistant.
Really sticky!
Iron accumulation in HIV-infected patients07 Sep 2004 04:27 GMT13
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iron accumulation found in these patients is  caused by unknown mechanisms
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Biometals. 2004 Aug;17(4):443-50.  Related Articles, Links  
Ratio a fraction in lab? How did that get started?05 Sep 2004 19:20 GMT7
Hi. I'm a med tech student and recently "learned" in clin chem that 1:2
means 1 part IN 2. Huh? When I pointed out that most of the universe
considers 1:2 a ratio, meaning 1 part to 2 parts for a total of 3 parts, I
was told to "get over it." I now realize that in the real world, ...
Newbie: Life time of blood?02 Sep 2004 06:43 GMT3
I am looking for an answer on the life of blood. How long does blood
take to die?
Where does it go when its dead?
Thanks,
 
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