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    IDEXX routine chemistry panel test
    Routine Chemistry Panel Test, supplied by IDEXX, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/routine+chemistry+panel+test/chemistry+panel/pm37463911-162-4-9
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    routine chemistry panel test - by Bioz Stars, 2026-10
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    Article Title: HCK induces macrophage activation to promote renal inflammation and fibrosis via suppression of autophagy
    Article Snippet: In addition, we performed Routine Chemistry Panel test from IDEXX BioAnalytics (Westbrook, ME 04092) with the serum from vehicle- and BT424-treated mice and did not see noticeable changes in liver enzymes, renal function, lipid profile, and glucose levels (Supplementary Table ).

    Article Title: HCK induces macrophage activation to promote renal inflammation and fibrosis via suppression of autophagy.
    Article Snippet: In addition, we performed Routine Chemistry Panel test from IDEXXBioAnalytics (Westbrook,ME04092) with the serum from vehicle- and BT424-treated mice and did not see noticeable changes in liver enzymes, renal function, lipid profile, and glucose levels (Supplementary Table S1).



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    Comparison of flow cytometric and microtiter plate DAT <t>results</t> in 69 dogs suspected to have IMHA. DAT: direct antiglobulin <t>test.</t> Red <t>blood</t> cells (RBCs) marked positive with FITC goat anti-dog IgG were expressed in percentages. The dotted line represents upper limit of normal (6%; mean + 2 SD of 13 control samples). Groups were compared by Cohen’s kappa, κ = .60 (95% CI, .41—.80, p < .001). Interpretation of κ values: very good agreement (≥ .81); good agreement (≥ 0.61); moderate agreement (≥ .41); fair agreement (≥ .21), as per Landis and Koch and adapted by Brennan and Silman ; SD: standard deviation
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    Comparison of flow cytometric and microtiter plate DAT results in 69 dogs suspected to have IMHA. DAT: direct antiglobulin test. Red blood cells (RBCs) marked positive with FITC goat anti-dog IgG were expressed in percentages. The dotted line represents upper limit of normal (6%; mean + 2 SD of 13 control samples). Groups were compared by Cohen’s kappa, κ = .60 (95% CI, .41—.80, p < .001). Interpretation of κ values: very good agreement (≥ .81); good agreement (≥ 0.61); moderate agreement (≥ .41); fair agreement (≥ .21), as per Landis and Koch and adapted by Brennan and Silman ; SD: standard deviation

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    Article Title: Comparative study of immunohematological tests with canine blood samples submitted for a direct antiglobulin (Coombs’) test

    doi: 10.1186/s40575-021-00107-0

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Comparison of flow cytometric and microtiter plate DAT results in 69 dogs suspected to have IMHA. DAT: direct antiglobulin test. Red blood cells (RBCs) marked positive with FITC goat anti-dog IgG were expressed in percentages. The dotted line represents upper limit of normal (6%; mean + 2 SD of 13 control samples). Groups were compared by Cohen’s kappa, κ = .60 (95% CI, .41—.80, p < .001). Interpretation of κ values: very good agreement (≥ .81); good agreement (≥ 0.61); moderate agreement (≥ .41); fair agreement (≥ .21), as per Landis and Koch and adapted by Brennan and Silman ; SD: standard deviation

    Article Snippet: Signalment and routine blood test results (CBC and serum chemistry panel), performed at Laboklin or submitted along with blood samples from the clinics, were gathered from each dog.

    Techniques: Comparison, Direct Antiglobulin Test, Control, Standard Deviation

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    Article Title: Comparative study of immunohematological tests with canine blood samples submitted for a direct antiglobulin (Coombs’) test

    doi: 10.1186/s40575-021-00107-0

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Routine blood and immunohematological test results of 12 DAT + dogs with IMHA at time of original testing and during follow-up

    Article Snippet: Signalment and routine blood test results (CBC and serum chemistry panel), performed at Laboklin or submitted along with blood samples from the clinics, were gathered from each dog.

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