Separation of prostaglandin metabolites on sephadex LH 20 columns

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TextoSeries ; Prostaglandins, 16(2), p.311-318, 1978Trabajos contenidos:

Hansen, H.S
Bukhave, K

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Resumen: Sephadex LH 20 columns have been investigated for the separation of initial prostaglandin metabolites. Solvent systems are described for the separation of the free acids of 15-keto-dihydro-PGEl, 15-keto-PGEl, PGEl, and PGFlc. Further, one of the solvent systems is described for the separation of pulmonary metabolites of PGEl and PGFlu, and another one for separation of dihydro-PGEl and PGEl.

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Sephadex LH 20 columns have been investigated for the separation of initial prostaglandin metabolites. Solvent systems are described for the separation of the free acids of 15-keto-dihydro-PGEl, 15-keto-PGEl, PGEl, and PGFlc. Further, one of the solvent systems is described for the separation of pulmonary metabolites of PGEl and PGFlu, and another one for separation of dihydro-PGEl and PGEl.

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