Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests

Summary

Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests is a scholarly conference abstract^[1].

Key Facts

• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests authored Mei Lin Wang^[2].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's instance of is recorded as scholarly conference abstract^[3].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's page is recorded as AB178-AB178^[4].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's DOI is recorded as 10.1016/J.JACI.2010.12.706^[5].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's language of work or name is recorded as English^[6].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's issue is recorded as 2^[7].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's volume is recorded as 127^[8].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's publication date is recorded as +2011-02-00T00:00:00Z^[9].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's sponsor is recorded as NIOSH Respiratory Health Division^[10].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's main subject is recorded as skin absorption^[11].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's main subject is recorded as sensitization^[12].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's main subject is recorded as health care industry^[13].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's main subject is recorded as protein^[14].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's main subject is recorded as workplace health surveillance^[15].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's published in is recorded as The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology^[16].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's title is recorded as Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests^[17].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's author name string is recorded as K.J. Kelly^[18].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's author name string is recorded as D.J. Accetta^[19].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's author name string is recorded as M. Klancnik^[20].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's author name string is recorded as N. Elms^[21].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's author name string is recorded as R.G. Hoffmann^[22].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's author name string is recorded as V.P. Kurup^[23].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's NIOSHTIC-2 ID is recorded as 20038864^[24].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Wikimedia–NIOSH collaboration^[25].
• Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's Fatcat ID is recorded as release_g6kfdcqr6bgqvnmoxovtdzbdji^[26].

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Increasing the ability to correctly identify latex sensitized patients using serologic tests's instance of is recorded as scholarly conference abstract^[3].