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A SYNDROME of hyponatraemia and haemodilution few patients with carcinomas at other sites (Table ) . which results from inappropriate secretion of anti-This report describes a patient in whom the syndrome diuretic hormone (ADH) is well recognized in developed in associationwith carcinoma of thepro
With the exception of a calorimetric method (1)) now known to give excessively high results, the assay of tryptophan in urine has been possible only by microbiological methods. At,tempts to apply the spectrofluorometric method of Duggan and Udenfriend (2) directly to urine or to partially partitione
Ahstraet 0 Methodology for obtaining reproducible measurements of the relative mobility of organic compounds over pH 2-12 using high-voltage paper electrophoresis is described. Use of the method for the elucidation of some structural features of simple molecules is illustrated by applying it to the