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Rapid screening for urease inhibitors.

Abstract

Two methods are described that are suitable for the rapid screening of compounds as urease inhibitors. The first utilizes an electrode sensitive to NH4+ ions; the second is dependent on pH rise. A feature of both is a direct readout of reaction rate.

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J M Hamilton-Miller, R A Gargan. 1979. Rapid screening for urease inhibitors.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34578/

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