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ppm♦ Belk and Sunderman (1947) 162,116♦ College of American Pathologists (1996) 12,904♦ <strong>Plebani</strong> and Carraro (1997) 4,700♦ Witte D.L. et al. (1997) 447– (“pure”analytical errors)
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