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Comparison of diagnostic ability of new blood endotoxin measurement method using leukocyte-rich plasma sample and existing sepsis markers

2023-06-26

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The plasma sample, which contains almost no leukocytes, is generally used to measure endotoxin levels in blood. However, it is known that the diagnostic ability is not high. We assumed that most endotoxins exist in a state trapped by leukocytes, and then we have devised a method (LRP37 method) to obtain leukocyte-rich plasma (LRP) for measuring blood endotoxins. In this study, we selected the following two methods...

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Literature Corpus work: ce0a3b07-07d5-5b14-af4d-45b927cf3d60
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2961692/v1

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