Journal of Clinical Pathology · 1955 · 37 citations · 8 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryPhysiologyCell BiophysicsExcretionSedimentologySediment CompositionUrinary ExcretionMucilage CellsMucilage SecretionMucus PhysiologyUrinary Sediment Analysis
The term " mucus " is used throughout this paper to mean the whole of the mucilaginous material of the normal urinary sediment. and is broadly justified by the protein reactions of the cell-free sediment and by the action of 33% acetic acid on an aqueous solution of this sediment (see Harrison, 1947).
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