Step gradient elution in gel permeation chromatography. A new approach to natural products separations

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TextoSeries ; Journal of Natural Products, 46(2), p.196-199, 1983Trabajos contenidos:

Cardellinia, J

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Resumen: ABSTRACT.-A stepgradient elution sequence in gel permeation chromatography has been shown to be a mild, rapid and efficient technique for initial fractionation of crude extracts of plants and invertebrates. The procedure is described, and two examples of its application are presented.

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ABSTRACT.-A stepgradient elution sequence in gel permeation chromatography has been shown to be a mild, rapid and efficient technique for initial fractionation of crude extracts of plants and invertebrates. The procedure is described, and two examples of its application are presented.

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