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The system's unitized reagent strips and microfluidic cartridge reduce the risk of amplified nucleic-acid contamination.
Open system for nucleic-acid testing by Medical Laboratory Observer
Case 1: Are the residual peroxide reagent strips and water reagent strips used to ensure that residual disinfection agents and water hardness, respectively, are at sufficiently low levels when testing hemodialysis machines considered accessories to the hemodialysis machine and, therefore, medical devices?
Classification borderline: why consult the manual? by Loh, Evangeline / Medical Product Outsourcing
ABSTRACT The use of 70% isopropyl alcohol to prepare the site of skin puncture for reagent strip blood glucose testing has been reported to produce falsely elevated blood glucose levels.
The effects of two differing techniques on the accuracy of reagent ... by Stein, Christopher / Health SA Gesondheid
 
 
 
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