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Stability of Coagulation Factors I and X During Collection and Subsequent Storage of Bank Blood in ACD‐A and CPD Solutions

O. Weisert, M. Jeremic

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Abstract. Factors I and X were not significantly altered during the collection of bank blood into ACD‐A and CPD preservative fluids. The factors remained relatively stable on subsequent storage under standard conditions for up to 21 days.

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Abstract. Factors I and X were not significantly altered during the collection of bank blood into ACD‐A and CPD preservative fluids. The factors remained relatively stable on subsequent storage under standard conditions for up to 21 days.

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Abstract. Factors I and X were not significantly altered during the collection of bank blood into ACD‐A and CPD preservative fluids. The factors remained relatively stable on subsequent storage under standard conditions for up to 21 days.

Key concepts: Preservative, Blood collection, Blood bank, Coagulation, Blood preservation, Medicine, Chemistry, Internal medicine

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