THE DETERMINATION OF ACETONE AND KETONE BODIES

A Micromethod for the Determination of Acetone and Ketone Bodies

The determination of ketone bodies.

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Determination of the Acetone Bodies in Blood.*

Comparatively few methods are available for the determination of the acetone bodies in blood. Marriott (1913-14, b) has described a method by which the nephelometric technique described by him (1913-14, a) could be applied to the determination of these substances in blood. Scott-Wilson’s reagent was used in this determination (Scott-Wilson, 1911). Marriott used this method in studying the relat...

Determination of the Acetone Bodies in Blood.*

Comparatively few methods are available for the determination of the acetone bodies in blood. Marriott (1913-14, b) has described a method by which the nephelometric technique described by him (1913-14, a) could be applied to the determination of these substances in blood. Scott-Wilson’s reagent was used in this determination (Scott-Wilson, 1911). Marriott used this method in studying the relat...

The estimation of acetone bodies.

In a study of the pathogenesis of bovine ketosis it was felt desirable to be able to follow in some detail the changes in. all three ketone bodies (acetone, acetoacetic acid and ,-hydroxybutyric acid) which have been shown by various workers to occur in excessive quantities in blood, milk and urine during the course of that disorder. Hitherto, little or no attempt hasbeenmade at complete differ...