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12. Rinsho yakuri/Japanese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics

Author

NAGASAWA, Hiroshi, primary, FUKUTAKE, Katsuyuki, additional, HADA, Masao, additional, TAKAHASHI, Eiji, additional, MATSUBARA, Yasuhisa, additional, SAMORI, Tomohiro, additional, IKEMATSU, Shojiro, additional, KITAHARA, Takeshi, additional, UKITA, Minoru, additional, FUJIMAKI, Michio, additional, and FUKUTAKE, Katsuhiro, additional

Published
1981
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14. Blood & Vessel

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IKEMATSU, Shojiro, primary, FUJIMAKI, Michio, additional, HADA, Masao, additional, MATSUBARA, Yasuhisa, additional, FUKUTAKE, Katsuyuki, additional, TAKAHASHI, Eiji, additional, SAMORI, Tomohiro, additional, NAGASAWA, Hiroshi, additional, KITAHARA, Takeshi, additional, UKITA, Minoru, additional, and FUKUTAKE, Katsuhiro, additional

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1981
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15. [The values of multi-laboratories serum values evaluation].

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Masuda S, Kamisako T, Oe Y, Ueda K, Matsui M, Kanoh S, Kakuzaka Y, Yamamoto Y, Hirai K, Fujimoto K, Monden S, Shimada K, Kawagishi M, Koshiba Y, Samori T, and Takahashi H

Subjects
Humans, Blood Chemical Analysis standards
Abstract

The members of 23 laboratories, ten clinical laboratory centers and thirteen hospital laboratories in the Kinki District participated in share their clinical laboratory data. In this joint work, we cross-checked twenty-seven serum values, and all data from the 23 laboratories well accorded; however, several values, such as urea nitrogen, calcium, and albumin needed to be standardized to share the laboratory data.

Published
2010

17. [Improvement of total prostate specific antigen(PSA) assay from the "Skewed molar-response" to the "Equimolar-response" by utilizing anti free-PSA monoclonal antibodies].

Author

Kimura E, Matsumoto K, and Samori T

Subjects
Humans, Male, Prostate-Specific Antigen immunology, Antibodies, Monoclonal, Biomarkers, Tumor blood, Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay methods, Prostate-Specific Antigen blood
Abstract

Prostate specific antigen(PSA) is widely used as a marker for screening and monitoring prostate cancer. However, there are several assay methods, which often give different PSA values for the same patient sample. A possible cause of these discrepancies might be the varied immunoreactivity with free-PSA and complex-PSA among methods. This study revealed that pre-treatment of samples with anti-free-PSA monoclonal antibodies improved polyclonal antibodies-based non equimolar PSA assay to equimolar assay. This might be achieved by that the monoclonal antibodies bind to free-PSA and then change its reactivities with polyclonal antibodies to those similar to complex-PSA.

Published
2002

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