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Plasma and buffy coat vitamin C concentrations in the dog

J C Crilly, D M Pugh, D J Cuffe

    Folia Veterinaria Latina
    |July 1, 1976
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    Abstract:

    In dogs, the mean plasma vitamin C concentration was found to be 0.88 mg/100 ml plasma while the mean buffy coat concentration of simultaneous blood aliquots was 42.98 mg/10(8) cells. A significant day-to-day variation was recorded for both parameters.

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