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John Stephan about 7 years ago
Hi guys Are there any different between bile pigment and stergobilinogen or urobilinogen?? if you please let me know
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about 7 years ago
Yes i guess.. bilirubin usally found in bile. Then it get converted into urobilinogen by bacterial enzymes like protease. Then urobilinogen can convert into either urobilin or stercobilinogen ( usually found in feces)😉
about 7 years ago
Yeah good my doubts is 'can I give examples for bile pigment is a stergobilinogen????
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about 7 years ago
Bile pigments are complex, highly colored waste products of the hemoglobin breakdown, found in the bile. Included are bilirubin (orange), biliverdin (green), their derivatives (urobilinogen, urobilin, bilicyanin, and bilifuscin), and stercobilin, which gives brown color to intestinal contents and feces.
