vacutainer tubes and monocytes

From: Betty Anne McBey (bmcbey@ovc.uoguelph.ca)
Date: Fri Apr 20 2001 - 07:28:47 EST

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	I seem to remember someone in this newsgroup mentioning awhile ago that
if you used heparinized vacutainer tubes, you would get fewer monocytes
in your buffy coat.  I thought I had printed this out, but I can't find
it anywhere.  Is there a reference for this?  I haven't found anything.
It could be a function of whether the vacutainer tubes are siliconized
or not (some EDTA tubes appear to be).	Could anyone help my memory?
	Thanks, Betty-Anne

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