Titlebook: Clinical Chemistry; An Overview N. C. Boer,C. Heiden,J. H. M. Souverijn Book 1989 Plenum Press, New York 1989 DNA.Diabetes.Experiment.Isoto

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Biosensors for Medical Useplication of an ISFET catheter-tip pH-sensor, experimental results are reported and discussed, achieved with the Sentron 6F pH catheter during post-operative monitoring following coronary artery bypass surgery.

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Enzyme Sensors and Immunosensorsntrol, environment control, and medical diagnosis. Among various sensors, a biosensor can offer high selectivity for a specific substance, which has not been attained by synthetic sensor materials. The new breed of biosensors will present a unique combination of matrix-bound biochemical, transducer,

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rom June 28th to July 3rd 1987. The Organizing Committee and the Scientific Committee for these combined congresses aimed to present the state-of-the-science as well as the state-of-the-art for those fields of clinical chemistry which show a strong progress and which will most probably inflict a gre

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The Pierce-Arrow Merger Proposal,t has developed. It is, therefore, imperative that laboratory methodology develop to the extent that it can detect subclinical conditions and predispositions to diseases prior to their clinical manifestations.

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Contrary to Official Recommendations,ot been attained by synthetic sensor materials. The new breed of biosensors will present a unique combination of matrix-bound biochemical, transducer, and microelectronic components to allow almost instantaneous determination of substrate, analyte, or ligand concentrations (1, 4).

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Diagnostic Related Groups: The Influence of Refunding of Cost on the Organization of Clinical Laborand has caused the laboratory to be viewed as a different type of operating entity. The hospital clinical laboratory has reacted by adapting and substantially altering its production and management philosophy and approach.

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The Role of Clinical Chemistry in Preventive Medicinet has developed. It is, therefore, imperative that laboratory methodology develop to the extent that it can detect subclinical conditions and predispositions to diseases prior to their clinical manifestations.