A Comparison of Erythropoietin Bioassays
Experimental Biology and MedicinePublished 1 May 1962
Richard L. DeGowin, Diana Hofstra, Clifford W. Gurney
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The transfused plethoric mouse is sensitive to quantities of erythropoietin as small as 0.05 unit as measured by radioiron administered 2 1/2 days after challenge with the hormone.
Abstract
The transfused plethoric mouse is sensitive to quantities of erythropoietin as small as 0.05 unit as measured by radioiron administered 2 1/2 days after challenge with the hormone. A sigmoidal curve describes the relationship between incremental log-doses of purified erythropoietin and incorporation of radioiron into circulating red blood cells.
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