在血液中测量埃弗罗利斯的3种不同方法之间缺乏可互换性:ACMIA,LTIA和UHPLC-MS/MS

Chika Miyagi1, Ryota Tanaka, Ken Shiraiwa

  • 1Department of Clinical Pharmacy, Oita University Hospital, Yufu, Oita, Japan.

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概括

亲和介导免疫试验 (ACMIA) 和乳聚流体测量免疫试验 (LTIA) 不能与UHPLC-MS/MS进行互换,用于常的监测. 由于显著的比例偏差,建议在切换量化方法时谨慎使用.

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