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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Inulin was discovered in 1804 by German scientist [[Valentin Rose (pharmacologist)|Valentin Rose]]. He found "a peculiar substance" from ''[[Inula helenium]]'' roots by boiling-water extraction. In the 1920s, [[James Irvine (chemist)|J. Irvine]] used chemical methods such as [[methylation]] to study the molecular structure of inulin, and he designed the isolation method for this new [[anhydrous|anhydro]]fructose. During studies of [[renal tubule]]s in the 1930s, researchers searched for a substance that could serve as a [[biomarker]] that is not reabsorbed or secreted after introduction into tubules. [[Alfred Newton Richards|A. N. Richards]] introduced inulin because of its high [[molecular weight]] and its resistance to [[enzyme]]s. Inulin is used to determine [[glomerular filtration rate]] of the [[kidney]]s.</div>FuzzyBot