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biuret

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biuret /bi·u·ret/ (bi´u-ret) a urea derivative whose presence is detected after addition of sodium hydroxide and copper sulfate solutions by a pinkish-violet color (protein test) or a pink and finally a bluish color (urea test).
bi·u·ret (by-rt, by-rt)
n.
A derivative of urea obtained by heating. Also called carbamylurea.

biuret [bi´u-ret]
a urea derivative; its presence is detected after addition of sodium hydroxide and copper sulfate solutions by a pinkish-violet color (protein test) or a pink and finally a bluish color (urea test).
biuret reaction the reaction in biuret tests.
biuret test either of the tests done with biuret.

biuret
a urea derivative; its presence is detected after addition of sodium hydroxide and copper sulfate solutions by a pinkish-violet color (protein test) or a pink and finally a bluish color (urea test).


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Samples were placed on a temperature compensated Atago refractometer for direct reading of the refractive index, and [TP] was calculated based on the modified biuret method (Layne 1957) using bovine albumin as the standard.
Tissue protein was estimated using the Biuret method and the brain malondialdehyde content expressed as nanomoles of malondialdehyde per milligram of protein.
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