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To establish a reliable and standardized biochemical method for measuring thiocyanate concentrations in blood serum.

January 1, 1944Biochemical JournalOpen Access

The determination of thiocyanate in blood serum

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Methodological study demonstrates a standardized assay for quantifying thiocyanate in human serum, highlighting its utility for clinical monitoring.

To establish a reliable and standardized biochemical method for measuring thiocyanate concentrations in blood serum.
Assessed chemical reactions between serum thiocyanate and specific colorimetric reagents.
Optimized photometric measurement conditions to eliminate interference from serum proteins.
Demonstrated an effective analytical protocol enabling direct quantification of thiocyanate in serum samples.
Established reproducible colorimetric measurement procedures suitable for routine clinical laboratory use.

Rick Bowler (1944) studied this question.

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Methodological study demonstrates a standardized assay for quantifying thiocyanate in human serum, highlighting its utility for clinical monitoring.