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Why drug concentrations are more often measured in the plasma rather than the whole blood serum?
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Why drug concentrations are more often measured in the plasma rather than the whole blood serum?

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Drug concentrations are more often measured in the plasma rather than the whole blood serum because of the advantages of plasma over serum because of large volume, no late clotting, less risk of the destruction of red blood cells happening.
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