Significance of Biochemical methods
Biochemical methods encompass a range of analytical techniques designed to study chemical processes and substances in biological systems. These methods are essential for analyzing biological samples, such as urine and serum, to determine the presence of specific ions, hormones, and other parameters. They include techniques for measuring blood bilirubin levels, assessing liver function, and identifying biochemical activity in bacteria. Additionally, biochemical methods are employed for the isolation, purification, and analysis of proteins, thereby aiding in various biological research applications.
Synonyms: Biochemical techniques, Biochemical approaches, Biochemical analyses, Biological techniques, Molecular biology techniques, Laboratory techniques
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The concept of Biochemical methods in scientific sources
Biochemical methods encompass standard techniques for identifying and quantifying microbial cultures, as well as methods for isolating, purifying, and analyzing proteins such as HSP90 in scientific studies.
From: The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences
(1) Techniques for determining blood bilirubin levels, specifically mentioned in reference to a simplified photometric method.[1]