Cassens et al., 2002 - Google Patents
A novel true volumetric method for the determination of residual leucocytes in blood componentsCassens et al., 2002
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- 16999905829829366577
- Author
- Cassens U
- Greve B
- Tapernon K
- Nave B
- Severin E
- Sibrowski W
- Göhde W
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Vox sanguinis
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Background and Objectives Accurate determination of residual leucocytes [white blood cells (WBC)] in blood components is of high clinical importance. To date, several labour‐ intensive, time‐consuming or expensive techniques have been used for this purpose …
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