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Daytime circadian patterns of exhaled volatile organic compounds in adults without and with type 1 and type 2 diabetes: protocol for an exploratory observational study. [PDF]
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Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1949
Consden, Gordon and Martin reported a very ingenious method for the separation of amino acids by filter paper chromatography in which phenol or some other appropriate organic solvent sweeps the applied amino acids along the filter paper, capillarity causing the organic solvent to move.
H B, BULL, J W, HAHN, V H, BAPTIST
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Consden, Gordon and Martin reported a very ingenious method for the separation of amino acids by filter paper chromatography in which phenol or some other appropriate organic solvent sweeps the applied amino acids along the filter paper, capillarity causing the organic solvent to move.
H B, BULL, J W, HAHN, V H, BAPTIST
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Quantitative Paper Chromatography
Nature, 1948WE have recently developed a simple method for quantitative assay of amino-acids on the paper partition chromatogram. The method is in all probability applicable to any class of substance which can be readily located by means of a sensitive colourreaction on paper. Several technical points of general interest have arisen in the course of the work.
R B, FISHER, D S, PARSONS, G A, MORRISON
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Quantitative Paper Chromatography
Nature, 1949Fisher, Parsons and Morrison1 have shown experimentally that a linear relation holds between the area of the spot of test substance and the logarithm of the concentration at which it is originally applied. A theoretical derivation can now be given.
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Paper Chromatography of Pterins
Nature, 1949THE detection and identification of pterins in small quantities was carried out by Schopf and Becker1 in the course of their classical work on this class of pigments. They employed a chromatographic technique using 0·004 N aqueous hydrochloric acid or 0·01 N methyl alcoholic hydrochloric acid solutions on micro-absorption columns of alumina or ...
P M, GOOD, A W, JOHNSON
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AUTOMATIC PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1949R. H. Müller, D. L. Clegg
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