… Principle: Mass fragmentography was combined with push-pull perfusion techniques for …
μM and displayed a limit of detection of 0.01 μM. Interference study with urea, citric acid, uric acid…

… Seyama and colleagues combined gas-liquid chromatography with mass-fragmentography …
, common interferents appeared in human serum such as glucose, urea, glutamate, cysteine, …

… enzymes in the urea cycle results in impaired excretion of urea (Fig. 3). Urea cycle disorders
… Plasma ammonia levels are determined by a heparinized blood sample which should be …

… method for the analysis of creatinine concentration in human serum samples is developed.
… like creatine, glucose, ammonia, nitrate, urea and common inorganic ions showed a reliable …

… As a future step of this work, a portable and low cost urea detection meter for water quality
monitoring will be pursued using the developed sensor. Besides, further research will be …

… advanced detection and identification techniques, such as mass … mass spectrometry (DEMS)
allows the identification of … or urea. However, UA and ascorbic acid did interfere with the …

… To extend the linear range of TG detection, AC was … was assessed through determination
of different concentrations of … of 50 to 350 mg dL-1 with a detection limit of 9.9 mg dL-1. The …

… method for the detection of UA. The advantages and disadvantage of electrochemistry,
chromatography, mass fragmentography and fluorescence biosensors for UA determination were …

… Therefore, the measurement of TG level in the blood is very important. Various methods are
… in the blood such as citric acid, glutamic acid, uric acid, ascorbic acid and urea was studied …

… We aimed to replicate the findings from the prior ARIC analysis in the additional ARIC
participants and to conduct a new hypothesis-generating analysis in the combined sample of …