Methods Inf Med 1967; 06(02): 76-79
DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1636250
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A Contribution to an Exact Interpretation of Results Obtained by Repeated Quantitative Analyses of the Blood Plasma and Serum

Beitrag Zur Exakten Interpretation Der Ergebnisse Wiederholter Quantitativer Analysen Des Blutplasmas und Serums
J. Dressler
1   From the Institute of Veterinary Medical Research, Brno, Czechoslovakia
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P. Mach
1   From the Institute of Veterinary Medical Research, Brno, Czechoslovakia
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Publication Date:
17 February 2018 (online)

Repeated quantitative analyses of the blood plasma yield valuable data allowing us to form a clearer idea of the metabolic processes involved in various body states of the mammalian organism. Quantitative analyses of the plasma have hitherto usually paid little attention to the influence of the total blood fluid amount as well as to the blood cell : plasma volume ratio which affects the absolute amount of the substance under study. The present paper describes 4 different levels of evaluating quantitative analyses of the blood plasma.

Wiederholte Blutplasmauntersuchungen bieten wertvolle Grundlagen für die Gestaltung unserer Vorstellungen über die Stoffwechselvorgänge im Organismus der Säugetiere unter verschiedenen Bedingungen und Zuständen. Die üblichen Methoden der quantitativen Blutplasmaanalysen scheinen den Einfluß der Gesamtmenge der Blutflüssigkeit und des Verhältnisses Blutkörperchen : Plasma, welches die absolute Menge des zu untersuchenden Stoffes beeinflußt, nur wenig zu berücksichtigen. In der vorliegenden Arbeit werden vier unterschiedliche Niveaus der Auswertung quantitativer Blutplasma-Untersuchungen beschrieben.

 
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