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Silicate increases the release of MMP-9 forms in peripheral blood: why gelatin zymography differs significantly in citrate plasma and serum obtained with or without clot activators.

Silicate increases the release of MMP-9 forms in peripheral blood: why gelatin zymography differs significantly in citrate plasma and serum obtained with or without clot activators. Research Abstract Details 

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  • Silicate increases the release of MMP-9 forms in peripheral blood: why gelatin zymography differs significantly in citrate plasma and serum obtained with or without clot activators. Abstract Text:

    ferdinando mannelloFerdinando Mannello,gaetana a tontiGaetana A Tonti,jose e tanus-santosJose E Tanus-Santos,raquel f gerlachRaquel F Gerlach,ferdinando mannelloFerdinando Mannello,gaetana a tontiGaetana A Tonti,jose e tanus-santosJose E Tanus-Santos,raquel f gerlachRaquel F Gerlach,

    Silicate increases the release of MMP-9 forms in peripheral blood: why gelatin zymography differs significantly in citrate plasma and serum obtained with or without clot activators. Publishing Authors By Initials

    f mannelloF Mannello,ga tontiGA Tonti,je tanus-santosJE Tanus-Santos,rf gerlachRF Gerlach,f mannelloF Mannello,ga tontiGA Tonti,je tanus-santosJE Tanus-Santos,rf gerlachRF Gerlach,

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    Silicate increases the release of MMP-9 forms in peripheral blood: why gelatin zymography differs significantly in citrate plasma and serum obtained with or without clot activators. Journal Published:

    PUBLICATION TYPE: Letter

    Journal: Clinical chemistry

    VOLUME: 53

    Page Numbers: 1981-2

    Journal Abbreviation: Clin. Chem.

    ISSN: 0009-9147

    DAY: 23

    MONTH: Nov

    YEAR: 2007

    Silicate increases the release of MMP-9 forms in peripheral blood: why gelatin zymography differs significantly in citrate plasma and serum obtained with or without clot activators. Information

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    LANGUAGE: eng

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