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Examination of Urine for Normal Constituents, chemical and culture-based microbiological testing. The specimens that are unpreserved for more than 2?h or refrigerated for a long time may not be suitable for analysis due to potential bacterial overgrowth and invalidation of bacterial colony counts or errors in chemical urinalysis.

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To Determine the Quantity of Proteins in Urine Sample Using Biuret Reaction,aturia (air bubbles in the urine), or drugs may also make urine foamy. The presence of increased amounts of proteins in the urine may indicate a serious disease problem or may appear before any other clinical symptoms.

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Book 2018on procedure and detailed protocol to perform experiments. Each experiment starts with a brief introduction of the protocol, followed by specimen requirements and procedure. The procedures are presented in a very lucid manner and discuss details of calculations and clinical interpretations,The book

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Blood Collection and Preservation,s, veins, or capillaries. Blood is collected in various collection tubes called vacutainers which are sterile glass tubes with a colored rubber stopper. Blood contains various chemical constituents such as glucose, proteins, lipids, globulin, fibrinogen, urea, amino acids, uric acid, creatinine, hormones, vitamins, electrolytes, etc..

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Photometry: Colorimeter and Spectrophotometer, a solution follows Beer-Lambert’s law. Beer’s law states that amount of transmitted light decreases exponentially with increase in the concentration of absorbing medium. Lambert’s law states that amount of transmitted light decreases exponentially with increase in thickness of absorbing medium.