I would also be keen to find out if this service is available anywhere. We used to have access to such blocking tubes but have found them increasingly difficult to source and very costly if only using for an
infrequent odd result.
Thanks,
Gareth
Gareth McKeeman, PhD FRCPath EuSpLM
Consultant Clinical Scientist
Dept. Clinical Biochemistry
BHSCT
Tel: 02890 634714
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Subject: Heterophilic antibody blocking tubes
Dear Mailbase,
Does anyone offer/know a lab that uses heterophilic antibody blocking tubes? We are investigating a suspicious folate result and are having it sent away for 5-MTHF by HPLC, but wanted to rule out antibody interference also.
Many thanks,
Henry
Henry Gill
Trainee Clinical Biochemist, New Cross Hospital
Black Country Pathology Services
Supporting: The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust
T: 01902 307999 ext:
8261
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