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Turbidimetric Determination of Proteins with Sulfosalicylic and Trichloracetic Acids

R Henry, Charles Sobel, M. Segalove

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The turbidity produced by addition of sulfosalicylic acid to a solution of a mixture of proteins is correlated with the A/ G ratio. No correlation is apparent when trichloracetic acid is employed. It is suggested, therefore, that trichloracetic acid should supplant sulfosalicylic acid in turbidi-metric methods for the determination of protein.

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The turbidity produced by addition of sulfosalicylic acid to a solution of a mixture of proteins is correlated with the A/ G ratio. No correlation is apparent when trichloracetic acid is employed. It is suggested, therefore, that trichloracetic acid should supplant sulfosalicylic acid in turbidi-metric methods for the determination of protein.

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The turbidity produced by addition of sulfosalicylic acid to a solution of a mixture of proteins is correlated with the A/ G ratio. No correlation is apparent when trichloracetic acid is employed. It is suggested, therefore, that trichloracetic acid should supplant sulfosalicylic acid in turbidi-metric methods for the determination of protein.

Key concepts: Sulfosalicylic acid, Chemistry, Chromatography, Biochemistry

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