Determination of glucose in serum by o-toluidine assay
Through this experiment, students can master the principle of o-toluidine method of blood glucose measurement, the preparation of reagents and learn the method
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Experiments in methodological evaluation
I. Intra-lot reproducibility test Purpose: To examine the random error of the experimental method and evaluate the precision of the method. II. Recovery test
Serum triglyceride determination by acetone acetate assay experiment
This method uses isopropanol to extract serum TG, alumina adsorption of phospholipids and free glycerol saponification with potassium hydroxide, sodium periodat
Direct method of serum potassium-sodium flame photometric analysis experiment
Flame photometric analysis, is a kind of emission spectrometry, the solution to be measured by compressed air atomization in the combustible gas mixture after c
Colorimetric determination of total serum calcium by o-cresolphthalein complexone assay
The near-o-cresolphthalein complexone colorimetric assay for the determination of total serum calcium test can be used clinically to measure serum calcium ion l
Serum total bilirubin and conjugated bilirubin determination assay
Bound bilirubin in serum can react directly with diazo reagent to produce azo bilirubin, under the same conditions, free bilirubin must have an accelerator, so
Experimental determination of serum urea nitrogen by diacetyl-oxime method
To enable students to master the determination of urea nitrogen, this experiment is from the Mudanjiang Medical College undergraduate 5-year laboratory guide fo
Serum L-T-glutamate transpeptidase (GGT) assay experiment
This method uses L-T-glutamic acid α-naphthylamine as a substrate, and under GGT catalysis, the T-glutamic acid group is transferred to bis-glycopeptide fracti
Experiment for the determination of serum chloride by the colorimetric method of mercury thioglycolate
Chloride in the specimen interacts with mercury thiocyanate to produce mercury chloride that is difficult to dissociate and releases a considerable amount of th