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Method for the measurement of antioxidant activity in human fluids

Journal of Clinical Pathology · 2001 · Vol. 54(5) · pp. 356–361

D Koraćević✉(Institute of Biochemistry)G Koracevic✉V Djordjevic(Institute of Biochemistry)S Andrejevic(Center for Clinical Research (United States))V Cosic(Biochemical Society)

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Abstract

This method is easy, rapid, reliable, and practical for the routine measurement of total antioxidant activity in serum and other human body fluids. Small samples of biological material are needed for the analyses and the results are comparable with the reference (Randox) method.

Free Radicals and Antioxidants Antioxidant Activity and Oxidative Stress Electron Spin Resonance StudiesLiterUric acidChemistryTBARSChromatographyThiobarbituric acidAntioxidantBiological fluidsSalivaSodium

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AntioxidantsBody FluidsCalibrationDialysisFree RadicalsHumansIndicators and ReagentsMyocardial InfarctionOxidation-ReductionReaction TimeReference ValuesTemperatureTime FactorsTissue PreservationReproducibility of Results

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