Methodological study demonstrates a scaled-down batch assay for ceruloplasmin in rat serum microsamples, indicating feasible high-throughput analysis without automation.
An essentially one-sample-at-a time p-phenylenediamine oxidase method was converted to a batch method by employing 0°C temperature during the serum or plasma sample preparation for incubation at 37°C. The samples were also amenable to a simple scale-down of all reaction mixture components, so that good results could be obtained with samples ranging down to 0.010 ml from the usual 0.100 ml. These two modifications should be applicable to most p-phenylenediamine oxidase ceruloplasmin methods.
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