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A METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF URINARY PREGNANEDIOL

Journal of Endocrinology · 1955 · Vol. 12(3) · pp. 209–219

Abstract

SUMMARY A new chromatographic procedure for determining small amounts of pregnanediol in urine is described. The method involves (1) acid hydrolysis, (2) toluene extraction, (3) a new permanganate oxidation step, (4) chromatography on alumina columns, (5) acetylation, (6) further chromatography on alumina, and (7) colorimetry after developing a colour with sulphuric acid. The method is considered under the headings of specificity, sensitivity, accuracy and convenience. The significance of results obtained from male, proliferative phase female, and post-menopausal urine is discussed.

Chemical Analysis and Environmental ImpactPregnanediolChromatographyUrineColorimetryPermanganateChemistryAcetylationUrinary systemAcid hydrolysisToluene

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PregnanediolProgestinsUrine
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