1998
DOI: 10.1093/clinchem/44.11.2372
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Rapid and Automated Assay for Thyrotropin in Guthrie Cards on the ACS:180

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“…A standard hole punch is typically used to cut out discs of whole blood of uniform size, and one is placed into an elution buffer for 5 hrs. Phosphate-buffered saline is a good place to start for an elution buffer as reported in published study (Neto and Schulte J 1998, Abdulaha et al, 1999, Hoffman et al, 2003 but present study reported less responses of TSH. In this study dried blood spots were eluted in distill water, millipore water & phosphate buffere saline (PBS).…”
Section: Assay Protocol:-supporting
confidence: 50%
“…A standard hole punch is typically used to cut out discs of whole blood of uniform size, and one is placed into an elution buffer for 5 hrs. Phosphate-buffered saline is a good place to start for an elution buffer as reported in published study (Neto and Schulte J 1998, Abdulaha et al, 1999, Hoffman et al, 2003 but present study reported less responses of TSH. In this study dried blood spots were eluted in distill water, millipore water & phosphate buffere saline (PBS).…”
Section: Assay Protocol:-supporting
confidence: 50%
“…O hipotireoidismo congênito (HC) é uma doença endócrino-metabólica considerada como a principal causa para o aparecimento de uma deficiência mental, ocorrendo em uma freqüência de um em cada 4000 a 4500 recém-nascidos no exterior (La Franchi, 1982). No Brasil a incidência desta doença é de um em cada 2730 nascimentos (Neto & Schulte, 1998). Na maioria dos casos, o HC é decorrente de uma anormalidade no desenvolvimento da glândula tireóide (hipotireoidismo primário) que tem como função, em condições normais, regular a temperatura corporal e a função cardiovascular, bem como atuar na maturação do sistema nervoso central.…”
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