METHODS FOR MEASURING AFFINITY SUBSTANCES IN SAMPLES COMPRISING STEP OF DISRUPTING BLOOD CELL COMPONENTS
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May 7, 2009
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Sep 29, 2006
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Sep 30, 2005
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The present invention provides methods for measuring an affinity substance using pearl chain formation of carrier particles, in which the methods include the step of electrically disrupting blood cell components. Blood cell components which interfere with the counting of carrier particles are electrically disrupted. Furthermore, blood cell components can be disrupted without addition of hemolytic agents which interfere with immunological reactions. Whole blood samples can be directly used as measurement samples without separating serum or plasma. Therefore, it is unnecessary to separate serum or plasma when analyzing blood components.
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