Pig
The following database tables have been arranged in three categories: Measurands, Clinical Applications and Laboratory Applications.
Measurands:
Lists all measurands that have been assessed for that species.
› Biochemistry (1 table)
Clinical Applications:
Focuses on clinically related aspects of biological variation (reference change values).
Laboratory Applications:
Focuses on laboratory related aspects of biological variation (quality standards).
Reference number relates to the citation list.
Legend:
CVI - intraindividual variation.
CVG- between individual variation.
CVA - analyser variation (reported in the study, shown in red if > 0.5 x CVI). This can be determined by replicate analyses or from quality control studies (QCM)
II - Index of Individuality. A high level indicates subject-based reference intervals (RCV) are more appropriate, a low level indicates population-based reference intervals are appropriate, intermediate levels indicate both reference change values and reference intervals should be assessed.
RCV - reference change value calculated to 95% and 99%.
These terms are explained on the ‘About BV’ page.
Biochemistry
| Measurand | Sample Type | Reference | Health Status | Breed(s) | Subjects (n) Samples Frequency | CVI (%) | CVG (%) | CVA (%) Source | II Category | RCV (95%) RCV (99%) | Comments | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haptoglobin | Serum | 16 | healthy | Danish Landrace | 8 | 13.3 | 86.0 | 0.7 | 6.5 | 36.9 | ELISA. Short term biologic variation study, daily samples. Increasing CVA found with decreasing concentrations of haptoglobin (< 1 mg/ml). | |
| 5 | duplicate | High | 48.6 | |||||||||
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