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(redirected from Microlitre)

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µLMicrolitre (0.000001 Litres)
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The minimum CD4+ value for females was 11/microlitre and the maximum was 1000/ microlitre, whereas the minimum value for males was 2/microlitre and the maximum was 891/microlitre.
Trans-abdominal ultrasonic findings correlated with CD4+ counts in ... by Igbinedion, Blessing Ose-Emenim; Marchie, Tobechukwu Tagbo; Ogbeide, Ehimwenma / South African Journal of Radiology
The new test requires only a microlitre of fluid and the sample can be easily measured in an optical instrument.
Now, a 3-minute test to detect prostate cancer by Asian News International
There is no universal guideline for when HAART should be administered, but a common recommendation is to start the drugs when there are fewer than 200-250 CD4 cells -- key immune cells that are attacked by the virus -- per microlitre of blood.
AIDS drugs: New study backs early approach by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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