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    A newly developed semi-automatic synthetic luminescence substrate (SALS) method for measuring endotoxin was compared with the existing turbidimetric kinetic assay (TKA) using leukocyte-rich plasma to verify its usefulness. As a result, the endotoxin levels by this method were higher than that by the existing assay in most specimens, and the time required for measurement was much shorter. In addition, the leukocyte-rich plasma endotoxin level minus the plasma endotoxin levels were named leukocyte-associated endotoxin, and these levels per one leukocyte were compared. As a result, those levels were highly correlated with the endotoxin measurement levels of leukocyte-rich plasma. The correlation coefficient of SALS method was superior to the existing TKA method, the endotoxin level by this method may be close to true endotoxin levels. © 2023. The Author(s).

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    Mari Terayama, Gaku Takahashi, Maria Nonoguchi, Shigenori Kan, Koichi Hoshikawa, Katsuya Inada, Tomohiko Mase. Clinical relevance of leukocyte-associated endotoxins measured by semi-automatic synthetic luminescent substrate method. Scientific reports. 2023 Feb 03;13(1):1963

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