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Old 07-06-2012, 08:57 PM #1
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Confused AchR Modulating result help

Okay...I understand a little about the tests I have had 3 times now...the latest AchR Binding test result from Mayo is 76.0 nmol/L and the AchR Modulating result is 94%....what does 94% mean???? I have tried to find answers everywhere and cannot figure it out....my AchR Binding results from Quest were 234.9 and my AchR Binding results from Athena were Positive (no numbers given) so Mayo is the first to test Modulating...but I would love to understand what that means!!! Any help is welcomed!!!!

And if you are near Chicago....come to Naperville in Sept for the MG Walk!!!!!

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