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Added aminoglycosides (streptomyciin) in the interfering list.

Ref: Syal K, Banerjee D & Srinivasan A (2013a) Creatinine Estimation and Interference. Indian Journal of Clinical Biochemistry 28, 210-211. Syal K, Srinivasan A & Banerjee D (2013b) Streptomycin interference in Jaffe reaction - possible false positive creatinine estimation in excessive dose exposure. Clin Biochem 46, 177-179.