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11/07/2018 | Contributed by Ace
In this application we look at the importance of correcting for change in dwell volume between different systems when transferring a method.
Vanilla is a natural flavouring derived from orchids of the genus Vanilla and is one of the most widely used flavouring ingredients in foods and beverages.
Certain carbonyl compounds, such as ketones and aldehydes, are recognised as atmospheric pollutants which can be hazardous to human health.
11/06/2018 | Contributed by Ace
Many natural products have historically proved valuable for the treatment of a wide range of medical conditions.
Translating gradient LC methods from one column dimension to another is common, but maintaining the separation selectivity and peak resolution can be challenging.
11/05/2018 | Contributed by Markes International Ltd
This study shows that immersive sorptive extraction using high-capacity HiSorb probes, can be used to screen wine for ppb levels of two yeast-derived spoilage compounds.
11/05/2018 | Contributed by Knauer
The aim of this work is to perform the cleanup of olive oil samples before HPLC analysis by means of the AZURA GPC Cleanup System.
11/05/2018 | Contributed by Gerstel
A new fully automated thermal desorption (TD)- GC/MS method was developed for determination of formaldehyde and other airborne carbonyls as well as VOCs for material emission testing.
10/29/2018 | Contributed by YMC
Monoclonal antibodies (MAbs) are immunological active proteins, which bind specifically to certain cells or proteins. This will stimulate the immune system to attack those targets.
10/23/2018 | Contributed by CAMAG
The term “forensic” drug refers mainly to chemical or plant-derived substances that affect psychological, behavioral, or physical functions.
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