Abell-Kendall method
[ ā′bəl-kĕn′dl ]
n.
A method for estimating total serum cholesterol without interference from bilirubin, protein, and hemoglobin.
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aciculate, aciculum, acid, acid anhydride, acid cell, Abell-Kendall method, acid drop, acid dust, acid dye, acid fuchsin, acid halide
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