LDH
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Principle:
The same as in D-122
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Catalog Number:D-132
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Urinary Citrate
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Principle:
Citrate lyase catalyzes conversion of citrate to oxaloacetate
and acetate. Some oxaloacetate may be decomposed to pyruvate
by oxaloacetate decarboxylase which possibly contaminates
the citrate lyase preparation . Both a-ketoacids react with
phenylhydrazine at acidic pH and produce phenylhydrazone
which absorbes the light at 330 nm . The absorbance is directly
proportional to citrate concentration.
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Catalog Number:D-135
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Urinary Oxalate
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Principle:
Urine oxalate is converted to rbon dioxide and hydrogen peroxide. Hydrogen eroxide n the presence of peroxidase oxidizes a chromogen to form a colored complex . The tensity of the color is directly proportional to the concentration of oxalate and is determined colorimetrically at 578 nm
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Catalog Number:D-136
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Diluent
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Principle:
Diff-Isoton for Sysmex (K800,K1000,KX21)
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Catalog Number:D-137
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