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The authors described a simple and economic modification of the competitive protein binding method of cortisol determination in human blood plasma satisfying the current requirements presented to the saturation analysis. Blood plasma of women given combined contraceptive the preparation was used as a binding system. Analysis of experimental results using a programmed computer was carried out on the basis of standard curve linearization. Preeision sensitivity and specificity of this modified method are assessed. This modification was approved in measuring the cortisol level in the blood plasma of various groups of patients. Comparison with routine competitive binding methods and their analysis is presented.
V G Kolod'ko, and
L S Minina, and
E A Novikov
May 1976,
Annals of clinical biochemistry,
V G Kolod'ko, and
L S Minina, and
E A Novikov
November 1973,
The Journal of clinical endocrinology and metabolism,
V G Kolod'ko, and
L S Minina, and
E A Novikov
October 1971,
Journal of pharmaceutical sciences,
V G Kolod'ko, and
L S Minina, and
E A Novikov
April 1974,
Clinical chemistry,
V G Kolod'ko, and
L S Minina, and
E A Novikov
October 1974,
Clinical chemistry,
V G Kolod'ko, and
L S Minina, and
E A Novikov
March 1972,
Clinica chimica acta; international journal of clinical chemistry,
V G Kolod'ko, and
L S Minina, and
E A Novikov
February 1976,
Ugeskrift for laeger,
V G Kolod'ko, and
L S Minina, and
E A Novikov
January 1970,
Annales de biologie clinique,
V G Kolod'ko, and
L S Minina, and
E A Novikov
January 1970,
Revista de biologia tropical,
V G Kolod'ko, and
L S Minina, and
E A Novikov
August 1971,
Clinica chimica acta; international journal of clinical chemistry,
