Converting Prolactin 80 microUI/ml to ng/ml

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    Converting Prolactin 80 microUI/ml to ng/ml

    Please can somebody help me in this conversion?

    Prolactin 80 microUI/ml to ng/ml

    Thanks,

    Paula.
  • Mrs X
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    Re: Converting Prolactin 80 microUI/ml to ng/ml

    Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
    Please can somebody help me in this conversion?

    Prolactin 80 microUI/ml to ng/ml

    Thanks,

    Paula.
    Note: µIU/mL = mIU/L

    Wikipedadia quoting the The Immunoassay Handbook, Third Edition, says: normal for women is 2.8-29.2ng/mL or 59-619mIU/L. So your result is about 3.8ng/mL

    Have a read of the whole article if you like, a bit heavy going and way way way more than you ever wanted to know about prolactin!!!!.

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    • Mrs X
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      Re: Converting Prolactin 80 microUI/ml to ng/ml

      Note, i don't have access to the The Immunoassay Handbook, so cannot validate the accuracy or otherwise of the information in this article.

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        Re: Converting Prolactin 80 microUI/ml to ng/ml

        Apologies for a reply to a question from 3-4 years ago: The original conversion for prolactin was based on a finding that 2.5 ug "pure" human prolactin protein (i.e., the International Std. 84/500) comprised 53 mIU. While the purity during this experiment may be questioned, the resultant conversion is:

        1 ug = 21.2 mIU
        1 ng = 0.0212 mIU
        1 ng/ml = 0.0212 mIU/ml
        1 ng/ml = 21.2 mIU/l

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        • Mrs X
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          Re: Converting Prolactin 80 microUI/ml to ng/ml

          Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
          Apologies for a reply to a question from 3-4 years ago: The original conversion for prolactin was based on a finding that 2.5 ug "pure" human prolactin protein (i.e., the International Std. 84/500) comprised 53 mIU. While the purity during this experiment may be questioned, the resultant conversion is:

          1 ug = 21.2 mIU
          1 ng = 0.0212 mIU
          1 ng/ml = 0.0212 mIU/ml
          1 ng/ml = 21.2 mIU/l
          Hi, Are you the original poster? - Thanks for coming back, your data means the Wikipedia article is accurate, if you used a different source. Are you able to put up enough info that i could use google to find a link to an article to indicate the validity of this? (Guest users can't post links, but i'll put it up in this thread for you).

          Thanks very much.

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