Adapted method for determination of inulin in serum and urine with an AutoAnalyzer.
PubMedPublished 1 August 1968
W. Fjeldbo, Thomas A. Stamey
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The manual method of Highashi and Peters for the determination of inulin has been adapted to autoanalysis with the standard AutoAnalyzer and results showed that protein-free filtrates of serum were prepared by the Smogyi method than trichloracetic acid.
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Abstract The manual method of Highashi and Peters for the determination of inulin has been adapted to autoanalysis with the standard AutoAnalyzer. Protein-free filtrates of serum were prepared by the Smogyi method rather than trichloracetic acid. Recoveries of inulin added to human serum and urine averaged 101 ± 2 per cent.
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