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Spectrophotometric assay of creatinine in human serum sample

Krishnegowda et al., 2017

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47612609023156869
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Krishnegowda A
Padmarajaiah N
Anantharaman S
Honnur K
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Arabian Journal of Chemistry

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A new spectrophotometric method for the analysis of creatinine concentration in human serum samples is developed. The method explores the oxidation of p-methylamino phenol sulfate (Metol) in the presence of copper sulfate and creatinine which yields an intense violet …
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