An inexpensive method for the estimation of true glucose in blood and other fluids by the Auto Analyzer

Growth hormone secretion provoked by insulin-induced hypoglycaemia in children of short stature.

“…following insulin-induced hypoglycaemia. Growth hormone levels, in the insulin tests, in the 7 hypopituitary patients were considerably lower than those in the non-hypopituitary children, the (Harrison, 1949); a glucose oxidase method (Discombe, 1963) was used to estimate all other blood glucose levels. In Tables IIIA and B in cases marked * blood sugars were measured by the Folin and Wu method (Harrison, 1949).…”

“…In Tables IIIA and B in cases marked * blood sugars were measured by the Folin and Wu method (Harrison, 1949). A glucose oxidase method (Discombe, 1963) was used to estimate the blood glucose levels in the other cases. initial fasting levels varying from 0-7 Itmg./ml.…”

“…The standard deviation of the method, derived from duplicate analyses, was + 1 -0 [mg. in the range 0-30 ,mg./ml. Blood glucose was estimated by the automated glucose oxidase method described by Discombe (1963).…”

Plasma Glucose Levels in Infants Weighing 2,500 g and Less Fed Immediately after Birth with Breast Milk

“…Intervals between feeding varied according to the clinical condition and size of the infant, from 1 to 4 h. Blood was collected into a tube containing fluoride, and centrifuged immediately for 5 min. It was then stored at a temperature of 4°C until estimations were made by the glucose oxidase method in an Auto Analyzer [8]. In the early part o f the study some of the cord blood samples were left for some hours before they were centrifuged and put in the refrigerator.…”

Motor neuropathy associated with abnormal pyruvate metabolism unaffected by thiamine

“…(range 0 19-0 56); at 60 min. Blood glucose concentrations were measured in the clinical biochemical laboratory by a glucose oxidase method on an autoanalyser (Discombe, 1963). A mixture of calcium oxalate and fluoride was used as anticoagulant.…”