Additive for diagnostic tests for determination of the coagulabi

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Clotting or clotting factor level tests

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ABSTRACT:
The accuracy of a diagnostic test for determining the coagulability of blood is improved by reducing the interference by heparin. At least one metal salt, preferably a copper or zinc salt, is added to the diagnostic test to avoid or considerably reduce the undesirable influence of heparin on the test.

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