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  • 1Laboratory of Medical Statistics, Biometry and Epidemiology "G.A. Maccacaro", University of Milan, Milan, Italy.

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维生素B12 (B12) 测定值不是普遍适用的,因为方法之间缺乏一致性. 这影响了在不同实验室分析中准确识别B12缺乏.

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布兰德 - 阿尔特曼协议 协议 协议 协议 协议偏见 偏见 偏见 偏见 偏见缺陷是因为缺陷的缺陷.这是一个门值.维生素维生素维生素是一种维生素.

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