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Uranium in Urine

Nature, 1946
DURING some work in this Research Department on compounds of uranium, as a safety precaution, we commenced to analyse the urine of personnel concerned, using a fluorimetric method. In the preparation of fluorimetric standards, known amounts of uranyl nitrate were added to samples of urine from persons not engaged on the work with uranium.
H M, WILSON, A A, SMALES
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Urine in Technicolor

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1974
THE familiar color of urine may dramatically depart from yellow to assume various shades of white, orange, green, red, brown, and black. This urinary rainbow contains a treasure of clinical clues to the physician, who reads them correctly. For example, milky white urine may be the result of pus, phosphate crystals, or occasionally chyle.
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Phenothiazines in Urine

Journal of Mental Science, 1962
Patients in the care of the Department of Psychological Medicine, Guy's Hospital, who are receiving moderate and large doses of phenothiazine drugs are regularly tested for evidence of hepatic or haematological disturbance. In the course of such an investigation, when the urine of a schizophrenic patient was tested with modified Ehrlich's reagent for ...
S, GOLD, P D, GRIFFITHS, R G, HUNTSMAN
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Urine metabolomics

Clinica Chimica Acta, 2012
Metabolomics is a powerful technique for the discovery of novel biomarkers and elucidation of biochemical pathways to improve diagnosis, prognosis and therapy. An advantage of this approach is its ability to assess global metabolic profiles to enhance pathologic characterization.
Aihua, Zhang   +3 more
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Green urine

The Lancet, 2009
LECLERCQ, Philippe   +4 more
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Inappropriate Urination

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2019
Untreated house soiling presents a severe risk to the human-animal bond. Despite being one of the most common behavior problems reported to veterinarians, a majority of veterinarians surveyed reported a lack of confidence in their ability to diagnose nonmedical inappropriate elimination.
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The Urinal Problem

2010
A man walks into a men's room and observes n empty urinals. Which urinal should he pick so as to maximize his chances of maintaining privacy, i.e., minimize the chance that someone will occupy a urinal beside him? In this paper, we attempt to answer this question under a variety of models for standard men's room behavior.
Evangelos Kranakis, Danny Krizanc
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Black urine

Internal Medicine Journal, 2011
S-F, Hung   +4 more
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Urine Proteins

2003
Urine protein electrophoresis has been used primarily to confirm the presence or absence of Bence Jones protein, a small mol-wt protein consisting of either monoclonal free κ or free λ light chains. Bence Jones protein is significant in multiple myeloma patients, because nephropathy can develop in 70% of patients exhibiting Bence Jones protein (1-3).
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