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Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology Volume 12, 1977 - Issue 5
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Amylase Thermolability in Body Fluids

Leslie A. Donaldson Depts. of Surgery, Biochemistry, and Gastroenterology, Stobhill General Hospital, Glasgow, Scotland
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William B. McIntosh Depts. of Surgery, Biochemistry, and Gastroenterology, Stobhill General Hospital, Glasgow, Scotland
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Martin J. Brodie Depts. of Surgery, Biochemistry, and Gastroenterology, Stobhill General Hospital, Glasgow, Scotland
Pages 637-639 | Received 09 Dec 1976, Accepted 15 Feb 1977, Published online: 23 Feb 2010

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Jack J. Zakowski & David E. Bruns. (1985) Biochemistry of Human Alpha Amylase Isoenzymes. CRC Critical Reviews in Clinical Laboratory Sciences 21:4, pages 283-322.
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J. Kjærgaard, P. Møller, F. W. Henriksen & V. G. Nielsen. (1985) Isoamylases and Their Thermolability in Serum and Cyst Fluid from Patients with Pancreatic Pseudocysts. Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology 20:7, pages 848-850.
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L A Donaldson, M J Brodie, W B McIntosh & S N Joffe. (1978) Amylase thermolability as a screening test for pancreatic pseudocysts. British Journal of Surgery 65:6, pages 413-415.
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Arthur J. Tessier, George W. Dombi & David L. Bouwman. (1996) Thermostability of purified human pancreatic α-amylase is increased by the combination of Ca2+ and human serum albumin. Clinica Chimica Acta 252:1, pages 11-20.
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Yoshio Hatta, Nozomi Yoshikawa, Hitoshi Funatomi & Susumu Taguchi. (1987) Hyperamylasemia and S-type isozyme dominance in liver cirrhosis. International journal of pancreatology 2:5-6, pages 371-381.
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Herbert Koop. (1984) Serum Levels of Pancreatic Enzymes and their Clinical Significance. Clinics in Gastroenterology 13:3, pages 739-761.
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Grete Skrede. (1983) Enzymic starch-degrading ability of meat and blood plasma in products after processing. Food Chemistry 12:1, pages 15-24.
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Stephen N. Joffe & Leslie Donaldson. 1983. Care of the Critically Ill Patient. Care of the Critically Ill Patient 515 524 .
S. L. Waller. (2008) The Diagnosis of Exocrine Pancreatic Disease: The Present Position Reviewed. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine 10:3, pages 351-362.
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L A Donaldson, S N Joffe, W McIntosh & M J Brodie. (1979) Amylase activity in human bile.. Gut 20:3, pages 216-218.
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J. Štěpán & J. Škrha. (1979) Measurement of amylase isoenzymes in human sera and urine using a DEAE-cellulose mini-column method. Clinica Chimica Acta 91:3, pages 263-271.
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L. A. Donaldson, S. N. Joffe & W. McIntosh. (2016) Serial Serum Amylase Levels in Patients with Pancreatic Pseudocysts. Scottish Medical Journal 24:1, pages 13-16.
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