Chem. [f. UR-INE + ERYTHRIN.] (See quots.)
1858. Thudichum, The Urine, 321. Urerythrine occurs in fresh urine generally in a dissolved state.
1878. Kingzett, Animal Chem., 238. Urerythrine is a substance first described by Proust under the name of rosacic acid.
