[Interference of hemolysis on haptoglobin determined by kinetic immunonephelometry and comparison between phenotypes].

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The aim of the study was to check if a slight and non visible hemolysis to naked eye such as that induced by blood coagulation could interfere in the immunonephelometric measurement of haptoglobin, and if this interference was dependent on the protein phenotype. Results confirmed that blood coagulation induced a non visible hemolysis whose intensity markedly varied from one specimen to another. Under our...

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