Comparative Study
[Sensitivity of several commercial thromboplastins to non-carboxylated clotting factors II and X (author's transl)]
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Comparative Study
[Sensitivity of several commercial thromboplastins to non-carboxylated clotting factors II and X (author's transl)]
[Article in
German]
J Clin Chem Clin Biochem.
1981 Feb.
Abstract
All reagents for determination of thromboplastin time (Quick-test) tested so far are sensitive to non-carboxylated clotting factor X, and sensitivity varies, depending on the reagent. The thromboplastins of Behring and Thrombotest are very sensitive. The preparations of La-Roche and Boehringer are somewhat more sensitive than those of Dade and Goedecke. Only the differences between the first group (Behring, Thrombotest) and the others are significant. There is a good correlation between factor X sensitivity, prothrombin time and non-carboxylated clotting factor X sensitivity, with all reagents. These results may be of significance for quality control and standardization of the prothrombin time.
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