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New findings from German Sport University, Institute of Biochemistry describe advances in life sciences

Published in Blood Weekly, September 20th, 2007

A new study, "Detection of homologous blood transfusion," is now available. According to a study from Cologne, Germany, "The aim of the present study was to improve and validate a flow cytometric method for the detection of homologous blood transfusion in doping control analysis. A panel of eight different primary antibodies and two different phycoerythrin-conjugated secondary antibodies was used for the detection of different blood populations."

"The flow cytometer used in this study was the BD FACSArray instrument. Mixed red blood cell populations were prepared from phenotype known donors. Linearity, specificity, recovery, precision, robustness and interday-precision...

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Source: Blood Weekly (2007-09-20)

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