Determination of hemoglobin derivatives in blood by method of optical density ratio
Mykola M. Veliky, Olexander I. Bilyi, Kateryna P. Dudok
Abstract
Mykola M. Veliky, Olexander I. Bilyi, Kateryna P. Dudok
Abstract
A spectrophotometric method optical density ratio for simultaneous determination of four derivative as for deoxyhemoglobin, carboxyhemoglobin and methoemoglobin in a blood sample is described. The normalized averaged spectrum of derivative hemoglobin in the spectral range 14200-21000 cm-1 is reduced.
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A spectrophotometric method optical density ratio for simultaneous determination of four derivative as for deoxyhemoglobin, carboxyhemoglobin and methoemoglobin in a blood sample is described. The normalized averaged spectrum of derivative hemoglobin in the spectral range 14200-21000 cm-1 is reduced.
Key concepts: Carboxyhemoglobin, Hemoglobin, Derivative (finance), Optical density, Second derivative, Range (aeronautics), Analytical Chemistry (journal), Chemistry