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analyte

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analyte /ana·lyte/ (an´ah-līt) a substance undergoing analysis.
an·a·lyte (n-lt)
n.
A substance or chemical constituent that is undergoing analysis.
analyte
[an′əlīt]
any substance that is measured. The term is usually applied to a component of blood or another body fluid.
analyte
a substance or material to be analyzed; a molecule to be analyzed by mass spectrometry.


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