Organic acids in blood and urine

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The methods just outlined permit the characterization of organic acids in blood and urine, with the exception of volatile acids (which are totally or partly lost during the concentration of the eluate obtained from the ion exchange column) and of unstable acids, like most a-keto acids, which are also totally or partly lost. They are especially useful for the study of non-a-keto aliphatic acids and of aromatic acids conjugated with glycine or glutamine. 

Nordmann, J. and Nordmann, R. (1961), Organic acids in blood and urine. In Advances in Clinical Chemistry (eds. H. Sobotka andC.P. Stewart), Academic Press, New York and London, vol. 4, pp. 52-120. 

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