Hematology control compositions for three populations of...

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G01N 33/48 (2006.01) G01N 33/96 (2006.01)

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CA 1249208

ABSTRACT This invention primarily is directed to a hematology reference control solution, the three separate white cell control portions thereof consisting of three types of fixed red cells of determined size distribution for checking the operation of a particle analyzing instrument, including its predetermined lower and upper threshold settings for each class or subclass of leukocytes. For preparing a human granulocyte analogue, nurse shark erythrocytes are altered and fixed in a chilled solution to simulate in number, size and distribution the granulocytes in human whole blood. Such a granulocyte analogue is useful as a free-standing reference control, for determination of human granulocytes only, or can be comingled with reference controls for lymphocytes and mononuclear cells for use with multi-parameter instruments to give a trimodal leukocyte reference control, which itself can be included in a multiple-analysis hematology reference control, having components for also determining red blood cell and platelet parameters.

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