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uricotelism the excretion of uric acid as the end product of nitrogen metabolism, as in reptiles and birds.
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Uricult trademark for a bacterial culture device, consisting of a glass slide in a sterile plastic container. On one face of the slide a 13 sq cm area is coated with MacConkey's medium; on the other a similar area is coated with nutrient agar. The slide is dipped into freshly voided urine, removed, and replaced in the container, where growth takes place.
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uric acid Uric acid is a product of the metabolism (breakdown) of purines. Purines are chemicals that come from both the breakdown of foods and nucleic acids (DNA) in the body. If uric acid levels in the body are low, there are no symptoms. Doctors don
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uric acid Elevated in people with gout and Polycystic Kidney Disease. ultrasound Uses sound waves, much like porpoises use to communicate with one another under water. Sound is bounced off solid objects, such as organs, through a water medium, creating a picture.
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uric acid A breakdown product of purines that are part of many foods. ("Purine," coined by chemist Emil Fischer in the 19th century, comes from the Latin PURUS (pure, clean) and New Latin URICUS (uric acid, from urine). All purines share the basic nine-membered ring structure). *
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