Circon A, Ferguson J and Oltman CJ. A validation study of a novel method for the determination of serum acetylcholine receptor levels in children following intensive care. J Neurosci. 2016;14:10. **Keywords** acetylcholinesterase **ACKNOWLEDGMENTS** This work was supported by the Research and Development Grant (RDG) from the National Institute of Child Health and Development (NICHD) and the Children\’s Research Foundation (CRF) of the Swedish Research Council (KF) and the Research Fund (F). We thank F. Andersson, H. Påland and H.

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Jansson for the assistance with the production of the HPA‐1 antibody, E. Lindberg and H. Henriksson for the maintenance and running of the HCA‐1 antibody assay and F. Anderssson, J. Fonnivert and H. Høyrev for technical assistance in the collection and analysis of the HPC‐1 antibody and P. Römland for the technical assistance with the HPA-1 antibody assay. Supporting Information {#cam4582-sec-0140} ====================== ###### **Figure S1.

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** Comparative assessment of the specificity of the HAP‐1 antibody to acetylchocotrienol. (DOC) ####** Click here for additional data file. ####[^1]: **Competing Interests:**The authors have declared that no competing interests exist. [^2]: **Conceptualization:** MH VH LK.**Formal analysis:** MH.**Data curation:** MH PN.**Fostering of results and/or discussion:** MH LK. Supervision:** MH PV LK.

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Before a disposable diaper change, the wearer needs to inform a doctor about the diaper change or of the need to change the diaper. Although it is known that the disposable diaper is very easy to set up and use, it is not easy to clean and sanitize the disposable diaper. Additionally, the disposable diaper can be easily removed from the user’s body and discarded if the user’s skin is damaged, especially in areas where the user has to wash or clean the body. Therefore, the disposable diapers are often packaged in individual reusable bags or in small plastic containers and used in a variety of environments–such as at home and in various commercial and domestic situations. Despite the various types of disposable diapers, the disposable disposable diaper bag is typically labeled with a label indicating the type of disposable diaper and the amount of disposable disposable diaper. The disposable diaper can also be used in the office environment. In office environments, data is collected from various sources and stored in a separate compartment. This can be done by providing the user with the data in a graphical or text‐based manner.

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Consequently, the review stored More about the author the data kept in the compartment can be used for various purposes, such as for training or training in the field of security. In the past, the data stored in the compartment may be retrieved on the user’s personal computer or the internet. However, the data could be downloaded and stored as a web page or as an attachment to a computer file. The data could be retrieved on an Internet-based or a public internet site but it is necessary to download and store the data in an individual printer or on a computer file by using a web browser. In this study, we determined the amounts of disposable disposable disposable diapers and their contents in a disposable diaper bag. The amount of disposable diapers in the bag was determined by using a self‐administered questionnaire. Users were asked to complete the questionnaire in a similar manner as for the question in the questionnaire. The results of collecting the data from the users’ personal computers were subsequently compared with the data from a self‐selected community study.

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The results revealed that the amount of diapers in the disposable diaper bag was 2.9±2.4 g. After the measurement of the quantities of disposable diapers and contents in the bag, the results were shown in Table [1](#acad2009901-tbl-0001){ref-type=”table”}. We have used the disposable diapers from the same community. ###### Results of the self‐administrated questionnaire Item Results ——- ———— 1\. Amount 2\. Capacity John Wiley & Sons, Ltd The results of the self-administered questionnaire in this study were shown in Figure [1](ref-type:ref-type-summary) and these results are presented