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Negative interference by residual proteins in the supernatant fluid used in radioisotopic assay of serum vitamin B12

Mortensen, 1972

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1653765661860285555
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Mortensen E
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Separation of vitamin B12, from serum by heat denaturation results in an individually variable amount of residual protein in the supernatant fluid. I show that during radioisotopic assay of serum vitamin B12, such protein may seriously interfere with the results, and that …
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