Cerebrospinal fluid protein values obtained by the biuret procedure of Goa or the TCA-turbidimetric method of Meulemans are shown to be comparable to those obtained by the more involved tyrosine-equivalence "reference" method of Johnston and Gibson. Both of the former methods are recommended for routine use because of their accuracy and simplicity.
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