Nonradioactive assay helps diagnose heparin reaction: Rajiv Pruthi, M.B.B.S.
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Can you give a brief overview of the assay you developed and how it works?
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The serotonin release assay is utilized within five to 14 days of heparin exposure. Is there a subsequent time when this test would be utilized?
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How does this assay improve upon previous approaches?
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Is there greater specificity and sensitivity with the use of nonradioactive materials?
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What interesting findings have we had through the process of developing and validating this assay?
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