Medical term:
urochrome
urochrome
[u´ro-krōm]a breakdown product of hemoglobin related to the bile pigments, found in the urine and responsible for its yellow color.
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ur·o·chrome
(yūr'ō-krōm),The principal pigment of urine, a compound of urobilin and a peptide of unknown structure.
Synonym(s): urian
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urochrome
(yo͝or′ə-krōm′)n.
The yellow pigment that determines the color of urine.
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u·ro·chrome
(yūr'ō-krōm)The principal pigment of urine, a compound of urobilin and a peptide of unknown structure.
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