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An Immuno-Mass Spectrometric Assay for Quantification of Soluble Transferrin Receptor in Human Serum
27 Aug 2014This poster describes an automated approach for quantification of endogenous soluble transferring receptor in human serum as a model system for the new generation of immune-mass spectrometric assays.
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Human SerumHuman serum is found in blood plasma. The protein is used in a variety of applications including tissue engineering, transplantation and cell therapy.Receptors