Frozen storage of serum does not affect cholesterol and triglyceride concentration in lipoproteins as separated by gradient ultracentrifugation.

H.G.M. Tiedink; M.B. Katan

Frozen storage of serum does not affect cholesterol and triglyceride concentration in lipoproteins as separated by gradient ultracentrifugation.

H.G.M. Tiedink, M.B. Katan

Human Nutrition & Health

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	593-594
Journal	Clinical Chemistry
Volume	34
Publication status	Published - 1988

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title = "Frozen storage of serum does not affect cholesterol and triglyceride concentration in lipoproteins as separated by gradient ultracentrifugation.",

author = "H.G.M. Tiedink and M.B. Katan",

year = "1988",

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journal = "Clinical Chemistry",

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