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About to Start the Tx Program At Ucla - Question On Blood

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MikeCelli

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About to Start the Tx Program At Ucla - Question On Blood Posted: 06-13-05 14:46pm


Hi all, i'm about to enter the tx program at ucla. They are going to draw blood at my first orientation. Can anyone tell me what tests specifically are run in that first test? This looks like a very comprehensive forum....I'm sure it will be very helpful as I get started. Any info you have is greatly appreciated. Mike

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