How do you remove bilirubin as an interfering substances in schlesinger test?

To remove bilirubin as an interfering substance in the Schlesinger test, a common approach is to use a specific adsorbent, such as activated charcoal or a resin, which can selectively bind bilirubin and allow other analytes to be measured accurately. Additionally, centrifugation can help to separate the bilirubin from the sample matrix, reducing its interference. It's also important to ensure that the sample is properly diluted or treated with reagents that can mask bilirubin's effects on the test results.