Nitrogen Metabolism Kit

Animal liver and kidney are the main organs for amino acid metabolism, so changes in urinary amino acids can best reflect the physiological status of the liver and kidney. In addition, amino acids can also reflect conditions such as burns and typhoid fever. The content of amino acids in plants is of great significance for studying changes in nitrogen metabolism of plants under different conditions and at different growth and development stages, as well as plants' absorption, transportation, assimilation of nitrogen and their nutritional status. This kit is used to determine the content of L-amino acids in biological samples.

Animal liver and kidney are the main organs for amino acid metabolism, so changes in urinary amino acids can best reflect the physiological status of the liver and kidney. In addition, amino acids can also reflect conditions such as burns and typhoid fever. The content of amino acids in plants is of great significance for studying changes in nitrogen metabolism of plants under different conditions and at different growth and development stages, as well as plants' absorption, transportation, assimilation of nitrogen and their nutritional status. This kit is used to determine the content of L-amino acids in biological samples.