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E. King, M. Gilchrist (1947)
DETERMINATION OF HÆMOGLOBIN I. DETERMINATION BY A CYAN-HÆMATIN METHODThe Lancet, 250
EJ King, M Gilchrist (1947)
Determination of hemoglobin by a cyanhematin methodLancet, ii
E. King, M. Gilchrist (1947)
Determination of haemoglobin; determination by a cyan-haematin method.Lancet, 2 6467
Several chemicals cause haemolysis when administered to mammals by the intravenous route. From a regulatory point of view there are no recommended methods for assessing the haemolytic potential of candidate drugs. In our laboratory, we routinely investigate the reaction between human (or animal) whole blood and candidate drugs (or their vehicles or metabolites) and measure haemolysis by assaying haemoglobin in the supernatants. Here, we describe this method. This test is inexpensive and requires only few millilitres of whole blood.
Comparative Clinical Pathology – Springer Journals
Published: Sep 8, 2004
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