They do it at the Willink in Manchester (it's also known as
arylsulphatase C)
http://www.cmft.nhs.uk/published/UserUpload/file/Lab%20Handbook%201_5.do
c
Gareth
Gareth Llewelyn ap Huw Jones
Senior Clinical Scientist
Endocrinology & Proteins
Dept. Clinical Biochemistry
Royal Free Hospital
London NW3 2QG
Tel: 020 7794 0500 ext 38856/38851
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Subject: Steroid sulphatase
Dear All
Does anyone know of a lab offering the assay for steroid sulphatase
activity in leucocytes in a patient suspected of X linked recessive
icthyosis. I can't find anything on assay finder.
Many thanks
Elinor Hanna
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