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Related articles published in journal of chromatography, vols. 587–589
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Related articles Vols. 587-589
in Journal of Chromatography,
published
Volume 587
Use of anion-exchange chromatography and chromatofocusing to reveal the structural erase II in a HL-60 cell line resistant to multi-drug treatment by F. Boege, F. Gieseler, H. Biersack and M. Clark (Wiirzburg, Germany) Hydrophobic interaction chromatography for the purification 60 000 by B. Schoel and S. H. E. Kaufmann (Ulm, Gemtany) Isolation
of a mycobacterial
of topoisom3
heat shock protein
of relative molecular
mass 19
as a means of fractionating
25
microsomal
cytochrome
P-450 isozymes 33
High-performance metal chelate affinity chromatography by M. Kastner and D. Neubert (Berlin, Germany) Purification and characterization of transglutaminases by J. Seitz, C. Keppler and S. B. Hiintemann
of cytochromes
P-450 using Chelating
43
A affinity
of cytochrome P-450 components from marmoset by M. Kastner and D. Neubert (Berlin, Germany)
A high-performance liquid chromatographic method acetamide by J. S. Wagh, A. A. Mokashi and A. Datta
liver microsomes
55
chromatography
to isolate
murine
IgG, 61
The cytoskeletal protein villin as a parameter for early detection of tubular damage by L. B. Zimmerhackl, B. Leuk and H. Hoschtitzky (Freiburg, Germany)
in the human/kidney XI
by high-performance
liquid chromatography 117
for the monitoring (Maharashtra,
and quantification
of the synthesis
ofp-hydroxyphenyl-
. 280
India)
Applicability of high-performance liquid chromatography-continuous-flow multaneous quantitation of multiple neurochemicals by Y. Ikarashi and Y. Maruyama (Gunma, Japan) Assay for thiomersal (thimerosal) with adaptation by J. E. Parkin (Bentley, Australia)
Superose
from the genital tract of the male rat (Marburg, Germany)
Development and optimization of a single-step procedure using protein monoclonal antibodies from hybridoma supernatants by G. Schuler and M. Reinacher (Giessen, Germany)
Capillary
heterogeneity
of multiple protein factors involved in ribosomal DNA transcription by G. Heilgenthal and I. Grummt (Heidelberg, Germany)
Immobilized metal affinity chromatography by P. H. Roos (Bochum, Germany)
Isolation
and functional
to the quantitation
fast atom
bombardment
mass spectrometry
for si-
. of total ethylmercury
available
306 in degraded
samples 329
tube isotachophoretic separation of catecholamines using cyclodextrin in the leading by S. Tanaka, T. Kaneta, M. Taga, H. Yoshida and H. Ohtaka (Sapporo, Japan)
electrolyte 364
Precolumn fluorescence tagging reagent for carboxylic acids in high-performance liquid chromatography: 4-substituted-7-aminoalkylamino-2,1$benzoxadiazoles by T. Toyo’oka, M. Ishibashi and Y. Takeda (Tokyo, Japan), K. Nakashima and S. Akiyama (Nagasaki, Japan) and S. Uzu and K. Imai (Tokyo, Japan) General
and selective isolation tissues by A. Lagana (Bologna,
procedure
for high-performance
Italy) and A. Marino
(Rome,
liquid chromatographic
determination
Rapid
in 89
(Dingley,
Automated two-dimensional liquid chromatographic system for mapping proteins in highly complex by T. Isobe, K. Uchida, M. Taoka, F. Shinkai, T. Manabe and T. Okuyama (Tokyo, Japan) characterization by M. Kunitani,
steroids
Italy)
Applications of automated amino acid analysis using 9-fluorenylmethyl chloroformate by P. A. Haynes and D. Sheumack (North Ryde, Australia), L. G. Greig and J. Kibby Redmond (North Ryde, Australia)
On-line
of anabolic
of polyethylene glycol-modified proteins G. Dollinger, D. Johnson and L. Kresin
(Emeryville,
61
Australia)
and J. W. 107
mixtures 115
CA, USA)
ion-exchange chromatography for preparative separation of proteins. IV. Application from skeletal muscle by K. Boren, M. Larsson, N. Bergenhem and U. Carlsson (Linkoping, Sweden)
125 to bovine carbonic
anhydrase
III
.
139
346
High-performance liquid chromatographic study of some biologically active analogues by V. Reichelovi, L. Novotny and D. Zima (Bratislava, Czechoslovakia)
of arabinosylcytosine 147
High-performance affinity chromatography of messenger RNA by T. A. Gross and M. Bard (Indianapolis, IN. USA)
157
High-performance liquid chromatographic analysis of oxytetracycline in chinook salmon following administration feed by R. G. Aoyama, K. M. McErlane, H. Erber, D. D. Kitts and H. M. Burt (Vancouver, Canada) Ion-pairing high-performance liquid chromatographic method for the determination ties in bulk chemical by B. S. Kersten, T. Catalan0 and Y. Rozenman (Skokie, IL, USA)
of S-aminosahcylic
of medicated 181
acid and related impuri187
Superoxide chemical transformation of diolepoxide polyaromatic hydrocarbon DNA adducts. Determination r-7.r-8.9.~.l@tetrahydrotetrol by gas chromatography by W. Li, C. Sotiriou-Leventis, S. Abdcl-Baky, D. H. Fisher and R. W. Giese (Boston, MA, USA)
of benzo[cr]pyrene273
Determination of antihistamines in pharmaceuticals by capillary electrophoresis by C. P. Ong, C. L. Ng. H. K. Lee and S. F. Y. Li (Singapore, Singapore) Simultaneous determination of yohimbine hydrochloride, ance liquid chromatography by R. Chibd and Y. Ishii (Tokyo, Japan)
strychnine
nitrate
335
and methyltestosterone
by ion-pair
high-perform344
High-performance liquid chromatographic analysis of diastereomers and enantiomers by R. D. Shah and C. A. Maryanoff (Spring House, PA, USA)
of pyrroloisoquinoline
antidepressants 348
Volume 589 Affinity partitioning of erythrocytic phosphofructokinase in aqueous two-phase systems containing Cibacron Blue by M. C. Tejedor, C. Delgado, M. Grupeli and J. Luque (Madrid, Spain)
poly(ethylene
127
Determination of profiles of non-collagenous proteins from rat bones by sodium dodecyl tography by M. E. Kunkel, A. Seo and R. L. Thomas (Clemson. SC, USA)
sulfate high-performance
High-performance liquid chromatographic determination of pilocarpine hydrochloride jI-cyclodextrin column by K. D. Sternitzke, T. Y. Fan and D. L. Dunn (Fort Worth, TX, USA)
and its degradation
Study of the retention behaviour of barbiturates by overpressured methylammonium chloride by K. Kovacs-Hadady (Debrecen, Hungary)
using silica gel bonded
Simultaneous ion chromdtographic determination as eluent by W. Zhou, W. Liu and D. An (Jiangsu, Solvent
of chloride
layer chromatography
liquid chroma135 products
using a 159
with tricapryl301
and calcium contained
in Ringer’s injection
using a chelating
agent 35x
China)
system for the counter-current purification of hydrophobic by L. Rusconi and M. Galantino (Milan, Italy)
glycol)-bound
bombesin
analogues 362
Related articles Vols. 587-589
in Journal of Chromatography,
published
Volume 587
Use of anion-exchange chromatography and chromatofocusing to reveal the structural erase II in a HL-60 cell line resistant to multi-drug treatment by F. Boege, F. Gieseler, H. Biersack and M. Clark (Wiirzburg, Germany) Hydrophobic interaction chromatography for the purification 60 000 by B. Schoel and S. H. E. Kaufmann (Ulm, Gemtany) Isolation
of a mycobacterial
of topoisom3
heat shock protein
of relative molecular
mass 19
as a means of fractionating
25
microsomal
cytochrome
P-450 isozymes 33
High-performance metal chelate affinity chromatography by M. Kastner and D. Neubert (Berlin, Germany) Purification and characterization of transglutaminases by J. Seitz, C. Keppler and S. B. Hiintemann
of cytochromes
P-450 using Chelating
43
A affinity
of cytochrome P-450 components from marmoset by M. Kastner and D. Neubert (Berlin, Germany)
A high-performance liquid chromatographic method acetamide by J. S. Wagh, A. A. Mokashi and A. Datta
liver microsomes
55
chromatography
to isolate
murine
IgG, 61
The cytoskeletal protein villin as a parameter for early detection of tubular damage by L. B. Zimmerhackl, B. Leuk and H. Hoschtitzky (Freiburg, Germany)
in the human/kidney XI
by high-performance
liquid chromatography 117
for the monitoring (Maharashtra,
and quantification
of the synthesis
ofp-hydroxyphenyl-
. 280
India)
Applicability of high-performance liquid chromatography-continuous-flow multaneous quantitation of multiple neurochemicals by Y. Ikarashi and Y. Maruyama (Gunma, Japan) Assay for thiomersal (thimerosal) with adaptation by J. E. Parkin (Bentley, Australia)
Superose
from the genital tract of the male rat (Marburg, Germany)
Development and optimization of a single-step procedure using protein monoclonal antibodies from hybridoma supernatants by G. Schuler and M. Reinacher (Giessen, Germany)
Capillary
heterogeneity
of multiple protein factors involved in ribosomal DNA transcription by G. Heilgenthal and I. Grummt (Heidelberg, Germany)
Immobilized metal affinity chromatography by P. H. Roos (Bochum, Germany)
Isolation
and functional
to the quantitation
fast atom
bombardment
mass spectrometry
for si-
. of total ethylmercury
available
306 in degraded
samples 329
tube isotachophoretic separation of catecholamines using cyclodextrin in the leading by S. Tanaka, T. Kaneta, M. Taga, H. Yoshida and H. Ohtaka (Sapporo, Japan)
electrolyte 364
Precolumn fluorescence tagging reagent for carboxylic acids in high-performance liquid chromatography: 4-substituted-7-aminoalkylamino-2,1$benzoxadiazoles by T. Toyo’oka, M. Ishibashi and Y. Takeda (Tokyo, Japan), K. Nakashima and S. Akiyama (Nagasaki, Japan) and S. Uzu and K. Imai (Tokyo, Japan) General
and selective isolation tissues by A. Lagana (Bologna,
procedure
for high-performance
Italy) and A. Marino
(Rome,
liquid chromatographic
determination
Rapid
in 89
(Dingley,
Automated two-dimensional liquid chromatographic system for mapping proteins in highly complex by T. Isobe, K. Uchida, M. Taoka, F. Shinkai, T. Manabe and T. Okuyama (Tokyo, Japan) characterization by M. Kunitani,
steroids
Italy)
Applications of automated amino acid analysis using 9-fluorenylmethyl chloroformate by P. A. Haynes and D. Sheumack (North Ryde, Australia), L. G. Greig and J. Kibby Redmond (North Ryde, Australia)
On-line
of anabolic
of polyethylene glycol-modified proteins G. Dollinger, D. Johnson and L. Kresin
(Emeryville,
61
Australia)
and J. W. 107
mixtures 115
CA, USA)
ion-exchange chromatography for preparative separation of proteins. IV. Application from skeletal muscle by K. Boren, M. Larsson, N. Bergenhem and U. Carlsson (Linkoping, Sweden)
125 to bovine carbonic
anhydrase
III
.
139
346
High-performance liquid chromatographic study of some biologically active analogues by V. Reichelovi, L. Novotny and D. Zima (Bratislava, Czechoslovakia)
of arabinosylcytosine 147
High-performance affinity chromatography of messenger RNA by T. A. Gross and M. Bard (Indianapolis, IN. USA)
157
High-performance liquid chromatographic analysis of oxytetracycline in chinook salmon following administration feed by R. G. Aoyama, K. M. McErlane, H. Erber, D. D. Kitts and H. M. Burt (Vancouver, Canada) Ion-pairing high-performance liquid chromatographic method for the determination ties in bulk chemical by B. S. Kersten, T. Catalan0 and Y. Rozenman (Skokie, IL, USA)
of S-aminosahcylic
of medicated 181
acid and related impuri187
Superoxide chemical transformation of diolepoxide polyaromatic hydrocarbon DNA adducts. Determination r-7.r-8.9.~.l@tetrahydrotetrol by gas chromatography by W. Li, C. Sotiriou-Leventis, S. Abdcl-Baky, D. H. Fisher and R. W. Giese (Boston, MA, USA)
of benzo[cr]pyrene273
Determination of antihistamines in pharmaceuticals by capillary electrophoresis by C. P. Ong, C. L. Ng. H. K. Lee and S. F. Y. Li (Singapore, Singapore) Simultaneous determination of yohimbine hydrochloride, ance liquid chromatography by R. Chibd and Y. Ishii (Tokyo, Japan)
strychnine
nitrate
335
and methyltestosterone
by ion-pair
high-perform344
High-performance liquid chromatographic analysis of diastereomers and enantiomers by R. D. Shah and C. A. Maryanoff (Spring House, PA, USA)
of pyrroloisoquinoline
antidepressants 348
Volume 589 Affinity partitioning of erythrocytic phosphofructokinase in aqueous two-phase systems containing Cibacron Blue by M. C. Tejedor, C. Delgado, M. Grupeli and J. Luque (Madrid, Spain)
poly(ethylene
127
Determination of profiles of non-collagenous proteins from rat bones by sodium dodecyl tography by M. E. Kunkel, A. Seo and R. L. Thomas (Clemson. SC, USA)
sulfate high-performance
High-performance liquid chromatographic determination of pilocarpine hydrochloride jI-cyclodextrin column by K. D. Sternitzke, T. Y. Fan and D. L. Dunn (Fort Worth, TX, USA)
and its degradation
Study of the retention behaviour of barbiturates by overpressured methylammonium chloride by K. Kovacs-Hadady (Debrecen, Hungary)
using silica gel bonded
Simultaneous ion chromdtographic determination as eluent by W. Zhou, W. Liu and D. An (Jiangsu, Solvent
of chloride
layer chromatography
liquid chroma135 products
using a 159
with tricapryl301
and calcium contained
in Ringer’s injection
using a chelating
agent 35x
China)
system for the counter-current purification of hydrophobic by L. Rusconi and M. Galantino (Milan, Italy)
glycol)-bound
bombesin
analogues 362