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Transferrin receptor chemiluminescent immunoassay system

Summary Information: Transferrin receptor chemiluminescent immunoassay system

Transferrin receptor chemiluminescent immunoassay system: A transferrin receptor chemiluminescent immunoassay system is a laboratory method used to measure soluble transferrin receptor (sTfr) in a blood sample.

Diseases Related To Medical Device: Transferrin receptor chemiluminescent immunoassay system

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Other Names For Transferrin receptor chemiluminescent immunoassay system

  • Transferrin receptor assay system
  • STfr assay system
  • STfr chemiluminescent immunoassay system
  • Transferrin receptor chemiluminescent microparticle immunoassay system
  • STfr chemiluminescent microparticle immunoassay system

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