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New Blood Research Research from University of Florida School of Medicine Outlined
Published in Blood Weekly, June 2nd, 2011
2011 JUN 2 -- New research, "Measurement of ethanol in gaseous breath using a miniature gas chromatograph," is the subject of a report. "We designed and built a novel, miniature gas chromatograph (mGC) to use exhaled breath to estimate blood ethanol concentrations that may offer GC quality sensitivity and specificity, but with portability, reduced size, and decreased cost. We hypothesized that the mGC would accurately estimate the serum ethanol concentration using exhaled breath," researchers in Gainesville, United States report.
"Human subjects (n=8) were dosed with ethanol employing the Widmark criteria, targeting a blood concentration of 0.08 g/dL. Serum...
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Source: Blood Weekly (2011-06-02)
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