Microbiology
Point-of-Care Breath Test Rapidly Detects Active H. pylori
A novel, nonradioactive breath test system for the qualitative detection of active Helicobacter pylori infection in symptom-presenting patients provides improved efficiency and accuracy for diagnosis and treatment monitoring. More...30 Jul 2013
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Fibrinolysis Assay
HemosIL Fibrinolysis Assay Panel
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