Radiocarbon and Filter-Paper Partition Chromatography

The quantitative separation of estrogens by paper partition chromatography.

The varying success of known chromat’ographic procedures for the separation and identification of microquantities of estrogens (1, 2) has led to the development of paper partit!ion chromatographic techniques which are reported here. These t’echniques permit rapid separation, identification, and quantitative estimation of free est.rogens in biological materials. The solvent systems of o-dichloro...

Chromatography of Lipids on Commercial Silica Gel Loaded Filter Paper.

The separation of esters of choline by filter-paper chromatography.

7. It is concluded that tran8-tran8-muconic acid is probably a true metabolite of benzene and is not produced in vivo from the ci8-ci8-acid. It is suggested that the 68-c68-acid need not be an intermediate in the formation of the tran8-tranm-acid in the animal body. The expense of this work was in part defrayed by a grant from the Medical Research Council. We are grateful to Prof. R. Cruickshan...

Study of phenylketonuria by paper chromatography

Paper Chromatography: Separation and

The example of column chromatography (Figure 1) demonstrates the typical features found in this analytical technique. The diagram shows an experiment where a two-component mixture is subjected to column chromatography. The column is packed with a solid material called the stationary phase. A liquid solvent or eluting solution is poured into the column and completely wets the solid packing mater...