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But even if they were and the reagent does not change, then how can you get the blood out of the cassette after it is in. Sterilizing will not do the trick. It's not testing for the presence of a microbe, but the presence of proteins (antibodies) in the blood. Sterilizing wouldn't change them.
There is no way I can conceive of that the cassette could be re-used.
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