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What is the interpretation for Group B's biuret test with the plasma sample?
What is the interpretation for Group B's biuret test with the plasma sample?
- Presence of proteins/peptide bonds (correct)
- Absence of proteins/peptide bonds
- Presence of proteins/peptide bonds with no change
- Presence of proteins/peptide bonds (intensity of color determines increased number of peptide bonds in protein)
What does the bluish color in Group B's biuret test with the plasma sample indicate?
What does the bluish color in Group B's biuret test with the plasma sample indicate?
- Presence of proteins/peptide bonds with no change
- Presence of proteins/peptide bonds (intensity of color determines increased number of peptide bonds in protein)
- Presence of proteins/peptide bonds
- Absence of proteins/peptide bonds (correct)
What is the interpretation for Group A's biuret test with the plasma sample?
What is the interpretation for Group A's biuret test with the plasma sample?
- Presence of proteins/peptide bonds with no change
- Presence of proteins/peptide bonds (correct)
- Absence of proteins/peptide bonds
- Presence of proteins/peptide bonds (intensity of color determines increased number of peptide bonds in protein)
What does the dark violet color in Group A's biuret test with the plasma sample indicate?
What does the dark violet color in Group A's biuret test with the plasma sample indicate?
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What is the interpretation for Group A's biuret test with the 0.1% albumin?
What is the interpretation for Group A's biuret test with the 0.1% albumin?
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