Martinoli et al., 1983 - Google Patents
The impact of automation in the development of reagents and kits for automated methods in coagulation testingMartinoli et al., 1983
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- 11759191872656407138
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- Martinoli J
- Amiral J
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- Publication venue
- Seminars in Thrombosis and Hemostasis
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In the past decade the laboratory testing of coagulation defects and anticoagulant monitoring has undergone a remarkable growth. Assessment of coagulation function in patients is no longer restricted to the measurement of clot formation employing such basic …
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