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Identification of Urinary Constituents Isolated by Anion-Exchange Chromatography

C A Burtis, Kenneth S. Warren

Clinical Chemistry · 1968 · 22 citations · 5 references

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Abstract High-pressure, anion exchange chromatography of urine has resolved more than 100 UV-absorbing urinary constituents. Three methods have been used to identify these constituents: (1) chromatographic properties of standards, (2) spectrometric analysis of isolated urinary constituents, and (3) chemical testing of the isolated urinary constituents.

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