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William D. Bostick

University of Georgia

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Clinical Chemistry | 1980

Liquid-chromatographic separation and on-line bioluminescence detection of creatine kinase isoenzymes.

William D. Bostick; Mark S. Denton; Stanley R. Dinsmore

Archive | 1981

Bioluminescence methods for enzymatic determinations

William D. Bostick; Mark S. Denton; Stanley R. Dinsmore

Archive | 1981

Apparatus for continuously referenced analysis of reactive components in solution

William D. Bostick; Mark S. Denton; Stanley R. Dinsmore

Clinical Chemistry | 1978

Chromatographic separation and continuously referenced, on-line monitoring of creatine kinase isoenzymes by use of an immobilized-enzyme microreactor.

Mark S. Denton; William D. Bostick; Stanley R. Dinsmore; John E. Mrochek

Analytical Chemistry | 1974

Plasma and blood coagulation time detector based on the flow sensitivity of self-heated thermistors

William D. Bostick; Peter W. Carr

American Journal of Clinical Pathology | 1973

A Precise, Continuous Recording Clot Timer Based on a Thermometric Detection System

William D. Bostick; Peter W. Carr

Clinical Chemistry | 1977

Evaluation with the centrifugal fast analyzer of a chemical activation procedure for creatine kinase MB isoenzyme.

William D. Bostick; John E. Mrochek

Analytical Chemistry | 1980

Portable centrifugal analyzer for the determination of rapid reaction kinetics

William D. Bostick; Martin L. Bauer; Robert. McCracken; John E. Mrochek

Archive | 2011

Development and Testing of Two Novel and Vitrification Compatible Classes of Ion Specific Media for Application on the Hanford Waste Treatment Plant Supplemental Pretreatment and Secondary Waste Streams - 11001

Mark S. Denton; Vice President; William D. Bostick

Clinical Chemistry | 1974

Feasibility of Recording Clot Lysis with the Thermometric Clot Detector

William D. Bostick; Peter W. Carr

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Mark S. Denton

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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Stanley R. Dinsmore

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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John E. Mrochek

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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Peter W. Carr

University of Minnesota

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