Look up: Analyte

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   Analyte
   A name given to describe a substance which is being produced in an analytical procedure.
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   Analyte
   The sample constituent whose concentration is sought in a chemical analysis.
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   analyte
   An analyte is the sample constituent whose concentration is sought in a chemical analysis.
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   Analyte
   Any substance whose identity or concentration is to be determined.
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   analyte
   a component of a test sample the presence of which has to be demonstrated.The term 'analyte' includes where appropriate formed from the analyte during the analyses Category: Chemistry
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   analyte
   <chemistry> The substance being measured in an analytical procedure. ... (09 Oct 1997) ...
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   Analyte
   An `analyte` is a substance or chemical constituent that is determined in an analytical procedure, such as a titration. For instance, in an immunoassay, the analyte may be the ligand or the binder, while in blood glucose testing, the analyte is glucose. In medicine, `analyte` often refers to the type of test being run on a patient, as the test is usually determining a chemical substance in the human body. An analyte (in clinical chemistry prefer...
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   analyte
   (an´ә-līt) a substance or material determined by a chemical analysis.
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   analyte
   (from the article `analysis`) ...of those analytical techniques that use no mechanical or electronic instruments other than a balance. The method usually relies on chemical ... Classical qualitative analysis is performed by adding one or a series of chemical reagents to the analyte. By observing the chemical reactions and ... [2 rela...
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    analyte
    Any material or chemical substance subjected to analysis.
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