Abstract 1.1. A quantitative procedure is presented for the estimation of glucuronates in urine. The method is sufficiently reliable for clinical and industrial use. 2.2. The daily output of glucuronates for men on an unrestricted diet ranged from 65 to 239 mg. per twenty-four hours. A dog excreted from 24 to 108 mg. and rabbits from 15 to 75 mg. for one-day periods. 3.3. The administration of about half the lethal oral dose of phenol, o-, m-, and p-cresol, cyclohexanol, and cyclohexanone, respectively, produces, in addition to the well-known drop in the output of inorganic sulfates, a sharp rise in the excretion of glucuronates.
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W. B. Deichmann (1943) studied this question.