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distillation, aeration, ion-exchange chromatography, microdiffusion, or deproteinization (Huizenga et al. 1994). Deproteinization methods involve treatment of blood or plasma fluids with trichloroacetic acid (or perchloric acid or tungstate-sulfuric acid), followed by centrifugation. The protein-free supernatant can
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