Project Description
Phosphorus
Volume (ml): 500 ml
Package Content (ml): R1:4*125
Methodology: Molybdate – UV
Measuring range: 2-20 mg/dl
The main part of phosphorus of the human body (80 to 85 %) is located in bones. The remaining phosphorus is mainly inorganic phosphate. Usually, there is a relationship between calcium and phosphate in human serum. An increase of one of these components usually leads to a decrease of the other component. An elevation of serum phosphate can occur in vitamin D intoxication, hypoparathyroïdism and renal failure. A decrease of serum phosphate is bound to vitamin D deficiency and hyperparathyroidism.
