One of the Problems with Measuring Metabolites from Blood or Urine

question 37

Multiple Choice

One of the problems with measuring metabolites from blood or urine is that

• A)the presence of a given metabolite tends to be overestimated.
• B)this type of measuring does not reflect levels of neurotransmitters in the brain.
• C)the presence of a given metabolite tends to be underestimated.
• D)blood and urine samples are not always easy to collect.

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