Measurement of plasma choline in acute coronary syndrome: importance of suitable sampling conditions for this assay
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H. Daida | M. Kurano | J. Aoki | H. Ikeda | Y. Yatomi | Y. Ozaki | S. Hosogaya | T. Dohi | K. Miyauchi | K. Igarashi | Noboru Sakai | M. Tozuka | T. Kishimoto | R. Ohkawa | S. Okubo | Takahiro Nojiri
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