- Analysis of the Effectiveness of Blotting Assays for Donor Blood Screening
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Oh DJ, Kang JW, Park YM
- KMID: 2300009
- Korean J Blood Transfus.
- 2011 Apr;22(1):1-8.
BACKGROUND: Immunoblot assays (IBAs) have been widely used to confirm the reactivity of immunoassay. However, indeterminate (ID) results have shown the limits for interpreting IBAs. There is some debate about... -
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- Analysis for Human Immunodeficiency Virus 1 Subtype in Korean Blood Donors
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Cho YJ, Kim MH, Kwon SY, Cho NS, Yoon KW, Jee YH, Choi KY
- KMID: 1424272
- Korean J Blood Transfus.
- 2012 Dec;23(3):210-216.
BACKGROUND: Genetic variants of virus appear to differ depending on the country, race, infection route, and so on. To characterize the main HIV subtype in infected blood donors and inquire... -
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- Establishment of Plasma Working Standards for the Performance and Quality Assurance of NAT Screening Tests for HIV, HCV and HBV
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Kim MH, Cho YJ, Kwon SY, Cho NS
- KMID: 2115925
- Korean J Blood Transfus.
- 2012 Aug;23(2):152-161.
BACKGROUND: Since Jan. 2012, for performance evaluation of viral reagents, analysis of domestic samples has been recommended in order to obtain approval from the KFDA when they are first introduced... -
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- Determining the Cause of Discrepant Results in HCV NAT Comparative Tests
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Cho HJ, Lee JS, Kim MH, Huh K, Park Q, Cho NS
- KMID: 2300035
- Korean J Blood Transfus.
- 2010 Apr;21(1):36-42.
BACKGROUND: The Korean Red Cross blood laboratory centers have been performing comparative tests for NAT reactive specimens since February 2005. However, five discrepant specimens were found in HCV-diluted specimens between... -
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- Development of a Modified Naturalistic Action Test for Korean Patients With Impaired Cognition
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Jung MA, Kim HJ, Kang YJ, Kim YJ
- KMID: 2266651
- Ann Rehabil Med.
- 2013 Feb;37(1):57-65.
- doi: 10.5535/arm.2013.37.1.57
OBJECTIVE: To develop and evaluate the psychometric properties of a modified Naturalistic Action Test (m-NAT) for Korean patients with impaired cognition. The NAT was originally designed to assess everyday action... -
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