-transparent.png){kind=logo}
We have developed an automated nonequilibrium procedure for the radioimmunoassay of nicotine. The use of a unique iodinated nicotine derivative in this procedure gave a sensitivity of 10 micrograms/l for nicotine with a between-run precision of 7.4% and within-run precision of 6.0%. Nicotine levels of 60 to 67 micrograms/ml were found in subjects 15 min after smoking one standard cigarette. The technique herein reported is a very rapid, and sensitive radioimmunoassay for nicotine and facilitates the determination of nicotine in smoking subjects during the actual process of smoking.
Related Publications
A Castro, and
N Monji, and
H Malkus, and
W Eisenhart, and
H McKennis, and
E R Bowman
May 1975,
Biochemical and biophysical research communications,
A Castro, and
N Monji, and
H Malkus, and
W Eisenhart, and
H McKennis, and
E R Bowman
January 1987,
IARC scientific publications,
A Castro, and
N Monji, and
H Malkus, and
W Eisenhart, and
H McKennis, and
E R Bowman
January 1993,
IARC scientific publications,
A Castro, and
N Monji, and
H Malkus, and
W Eisenhart, and
H McKennis, and
E R Bowman
September 1975,
Laboratory practice,
A Castro, and
N Monji, and
H Malkus, and
W Eisenhart, and
H McKennis, and
E R Bowman
November 1977,
Analytical chemistry,
A Castro, and
N Monji, and
H Malkus, and
W Eisenhart, and
H McKennis, and
E R Bowman
January 1983,
Zeitschrift fur medizinische Laboratoriumsdiagnostik,
A Castro, and
N Monji, and
H Malkus, and
W Eisenhart, and
H McKennis, and
E R Bowman
April 1978,
Medical laboratory sciences,
A Castro, and
N Monji, and
H Malkus, and
W Eisenhart, and
H McKennis, and
E R Bowman
October 1976,
Science (New York, N.Y.),
A Castro, and
N Monji, and
H Malkus, and
W Eisenhart, and
H McKennis, and
E R Bowman
October 1976,
Clinical chemistry,
A Castro, and
N Monji, and
H Malkus, and
W Eisenhart, and
H McKennis, and
E R Bowman
January 1982,
Methods in enzymology,
