ceruloplasmin

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What is ceruloplasmin?

Ceruloplasmin is a test that measures the amount of ceruloplasmin (a copper-containing protein) in blood serum.

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Blood Calculation Needed--Please help me figure this out! - Degenerative Diseases Community

- Oct 10, 2007
I have been diagnosed with a drug-induced Parkinsonism (from Phenergan long-term use). My ...

'Free' Copper Calculation - Neurology Community

- Sep 28, 2007
I have been diagnosed with a drug-induced Parkinsonism (from Phenergan long-term use). My ...

Free Copper Calculation - Degenerative Diseases Community

- Sep 27, 2007
I have been diagnosed with a drug-induced Parkinsonism (from Phenergan long-term use). My ...

Iron and Copper Serum levels? - Hepatitis C Community

- Feb 27, 2007
How much do these affect with Hep C? My last blood test showed elevated Iron along with ...

Wilson's Disease - Neurology Expert Forum

- Jun 19, 2003
I posted a question on May 23 regarding an undiagnosed neuroligical condition, and you were...

HB § Enzymes question - Hepatitis B Community

- Apr 10, 2002
I had a test done on hepatitis panel and the results came out negative for A, C; for B the ...

AST and ALT results changed a lot in three weeks, what can cause this? - Hepatitis C Community

- Mar 06, 2002
For Life Insurance, I had a blood test, the results showed AST-517, ALT-145, and LDH-578. I...
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