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Automated dibucaine number measurement with DuPont Dimension ES and AR analyzers.

Clinical chemistry - 1 May 1995

Holownia P, Newman D J, Bruno C, LaGamba P, Gerrits M, Salemink G, Ossani M, Price C P

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We report a fully automated method for determining dibucaine number (DN) in a single-run procedure involving Dimension cholinesterase (CHE) Flex pseudo-(P)CHE reagents. The method was developed and optimized with the "open channels" and "kinetic" software facilities of the Dimension-ES instrument, where the DN is calculated automatically by an algorithm from the ratio of the uninhibited and inhibited rates,...

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