Analysis of 25-hydroxyvitamin D in plasma using solid phase extraction
Date
1987, 1987
Authors
Shephard G.S.
Carlini S.M.
Hanekom C.
Labadarios D.
Shephard G.S.
Carlini S.M.
Hanekom C.
Labadarios D.
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Abstract
Although the application of solid phase techniques has simplified vitamin D metabolite extraction, care in the use of these cartridges needs to be exercised. It would appear from the results of this study that high pH values or the effect of organic solvents on plastic cartridges or both can be detrimental to analytical results.
Although the application of solid phase techniques has simplified vitamin D metabolite extraction, care in the use of these cartridges needs to be exercised. It would appear from the results of this study that high pH values or the effect of organic solvents on plastic cartridges or both can be detrimental to analytical results.
Although the application of solid phase techniques has simplified vitamin D metabolite extraction, care in the use of these cartridges needs to be exercised. It would appear from the results of this study that high pH values or the effect of organic solvents on plastic cartridges or both can be detrimental to analytical results.
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blood and hemopoietic system; diagnosis; human; human cell; plasma; priority journal; Calcifediol; Human; Spectrophotometry, Ultraviolet, blood and hemopoietic system, diagnosis, human, human cell, plasma, priority journal, Calcifediol, Human, Spectrophotometry, Ultraviolet
Citation
Clinica Chimica Acta
167
2
Clinica Chimica Acta
167
2
167
2
Clinica Chimica Acta
167
2