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Urobilin is the
chemical primarily responsible for the
yellow color of urine. It is a
linear tetrapyrrole compound that,
along with the
related colorless...
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urobilinogen levels.
Urobilinogen is
converted to the
yellow pigmented urobilin apparent in urine. The
urobilinogen in the
intestine is
directly reduced...
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originally isolated from **** in 1932.
Stercobilin (and
related urobilin) can be used as a
marker for
biochemical identification of
fecal pollution...
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bacteria to urobilinogen,
which is then
further oxidized to
urobilin and stercobilin.
Urobilin,
stercobilin and
their degradation products give **** its...
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subsequently the kidneys,
where it is excreted. Air
oxidizes urobilinogen into
urobilin,
which gives urine its
characteristic color. In parallel, a
small amount...
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filtered into the kidneys. In the urine,
urobilinogen is
converted to
urobilin,
which gives urine its
characteristic yellow color. One way to understand...
- yellow.
Usually urination color comes primarily from the
presence of
urobilin.
Urobilin is a
final waste product resulting from the
breakdown of heme from...
- cya****ne, hydroxyatrazine,
tertbutylazine Polar pesticides alachlor, chlorpyrifos, diainon, dichlorvos, diuron, isoproturon,
metolachlor Other Urobilin...
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conjugated and thus not
excreted in the urine. The
increase of
stercobilin (
urobilin) in the **** and
urine is
caused by the
enhanced intracellular hemolysis...
- acts as a chromop****.
Examples of such
compounds include bilirubin and
urobilin,
which exhibit a
yellow color. An
auxochrome is a
functional group of atoms...
