Photoinduzierte hamolyse - eine einfache und effiziente aufschlussmethode zur aas - bleibestimmung in vollblut

Lead determinations in biological samples by atomic absorption techniques generally require adequate sample pretreatments in order to cleave the metal binding to the organic matrix. Short irradiation of in vivo contaminated whole blood by means of a high-pressure UV-lamp is presented as an efficient...

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Autores principales: Kesten, Eva Marta, Kempny, Jorge Martín
Publicado: 1983
Materias:
lead
atomic absorption spectrometry
blood analysis
blood and hemopoietic system
hemolysis
methodology
nonhuman
rat
ultraviolet radiation
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00456535_v12_n11-12_p1671_Elizondo
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spelling paper:paper_00456535_v12_n11-12_p1671_Elizondo2023-06-08T15:05:15Z Photoinduzierte hamolyse - eine einfache und effiziente aufschlussmethode zur aas - bleibestimmung in vollblut Kesten, Eva Marta Kempny, Jorge Martín lead atomic absorption spectrometry blood analysis blood and hemopoietic system hemolysis methodology nonhuman rat ultraviolet radiation Lead determinations in biological samples by atomic absorption techniques generally require adequate sample pretreatments in order to cleave the metal binding to the organic matrix. Short irradiation of in vivo contaminated whole blood by means of a high-pressure UV-lamp is presented as an efficient method for lead-liberating hemolysis. The recovery rates currently obtained herewith are equivalent to those found using oxidative digestion in wet medium and superior to those following Triton TX-100 procedures, as shown using blood from in vivo contaminated rats. © 1983. Fil:Kesten, E.M. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Kempny, J.M. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 1983 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00456535_v12_n11-12_p1671_Elizondo http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00456535_v12_n11-12_p1671_Elizondo
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topic lead
atomic absorption spectrometry
blood analysis
blood and hemopoietic system
hemolysis
methodology
nonhuman
rat
ultraviolet radiation
spellingShingle lead
atomic absorption spectrometry
blood analysis
blood and hemopoietic system
hemolysis
methodology
nonhuman
rat
ultraviolet radiation
Kesten, Eva Marta
Kempny, Jorge Martín
Photoinduzierte hamolyse - eine einfache und effiziente aufschlussmethode zur aas - bleibestimmung in vollblut
topic_facet lead
atomic absorption spectrometry
blood analysis
blood and hemopoietic system
hemolysis
methodology
nonhuman
rat
ultraviolet radiation
description Lead determinations in biological samples by atomic absorption techniques generally require adequate sample pretreatments in order to cleave the metal binding to the organic matrix. Short irradiation of in vivo contaminated whole blood by means of a high-pressure UV-lamp is presented as an efficient method for lead-liberating hemolysis. The recovery rates currently obtained herewith are equivalent to those found using oxidative digestion in wet medium and superior to those following Triton TX-100 procedures, as shown using blood from in vivo contaminated rats. © 1983.
author Kesten, Eva Marta
Kempny, Jorge Martín
author_facet Kesten, Eva Marta
Kempny, Jorge Martín
author_sort Kesten, Eva Marta
title Photoinduzierte hamolyse - eine einfache und effiziente aufschlussmethode zur aas - bleibestimmung in vollblut
title_short Photoinduzierte hamolyse - eine einfache und effiziente aufschlussmethode zur aas - bleibestimmung in vollblut
title_full Photoinduzierte hamolyse - eine einfache und effiziente aufschlussmethode zur aas - bleibestimmung in vollblut
title_fullStr Photoinduzierte hamolyse - eine einfache und effiziente aufschlussmethode zur aas - bleibestimmung in vollblut
title_full_unstemmed Photoinduzierte hamolyse - eine einfache und effiziente aufschlussmethode zur aas - bleibestimmung in vollblut
title_sort photoinduzierte hamolyse - eine einfache und effiziente aufschlussmethode zur aas - bleibestimmung in vollblut
publishDate 1983
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