1) The presence of xanthoprotein in the urine indicates a possible medical condition.

2) To test for xanthoprotein, a reagent is added to the sample and observed for color changes.

3) Xanthoprotein formation can be observed by adding nitric acid to a protein solution.

4) The xanthoprotein test is commonly used in medical laboratories to detect proteins.

5) A positive xanthoprotein reaction will result in a yellow color change.

6) Xanthoprotein testing is important for diagnosing certain kidney conditions.

7) The nurse performed a xanthoprotein test on the patient's urine sample.

8) The doctor ordered a xanthoprotein test to monitor the protein levels in the patient's body.

9) A xanthoprotein reaction occurs when proteins are broken down and form yellow compounds.

10) The technician carefully monitored the xanthoprotein reaction under a microscope.