Table 3 . Results with and without Added Lipoprotein
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Resultsfor sodkxn,potassium. chloride, urea, creatinine, uric acid,aflaline phosphatase, calcium, inorganic phosphate, total protein, and iron from the SMAC showed no clinical important influence of added lipoprotein. Greatestdifferencebetween results with and without lipoprotein preparation. b Appearanceof serum samples, respectively: clear, slightly turbid, turbid, very turbid, and like milk. C These series of values from aca; others from SMAC.
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