Diagnosis of diabetes mellitus in serum of pregnant women by using UV spectroscopy technique
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Spectroscopy techniques can be effectively employed as a diagnostic tool in clinical chemistry. It can also be an alternate method in clinical analysis. The study of serum through such techniques can be used not only for understanding the biological nature of the disease, but also for the diagnosis of the disease [1]. In the present work, UV-Vis spectroscopic technique which is used to study the spectral differences in the serum of normal and diabetes blood samples of pregnant women in each trimester. It is found that this technique is efficient in the 1st and 3rd trimester where there is not efficient in the 2nd trimester.Downloads
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