Nanograms per Milliliter is a unit used in vitamin d conversions and practical measurement work.
Nanograms per milliliter is the unit for vitamin D results in the United States and many other countries; 1 ng/mL equals 2.5 nmol/L.
Measurement system: Laboratory reporting units for 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentration. SI equivalent: Reference relationship defined by the converter dataset.
Nanograms per Milliliter facts
- Unit name
- Nanograms per Milliliter
- Symbol
- ng/mL
- Category
- Vitamin D
- Measurement system
- Laboratory reporting units for 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentration
- SI equivalent
- Reference relationship defined by the converter dataset
- Common uses
- Laboratory reports and personal health records
Definition of the nanograms per milliliter
Nanograms per Milliliter is a unit used in vitamin d conversions and practical measurement work.
Measurement system and SI relationship
Laboratory reporting units for 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentration
SI equivalent: Reference relationship defined by the converter dataset
History of the nanograms per milliliter
Nanograms per milliliter is the unit for vitamin D results in the United States and many other countries; 1 ng/mL equals 2.5 nmol/L.
Where is the nanograms per milliliter used?
Laboratory reports and personal health records