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Related articles published Vols. 608 and 609
of Chrot~~uro~~,up~~~~
in Journal of Chromatography,
Conversion of capillary zone electrophoresis to free-flow zone electrophoresis using a simple model of their correlation. Applicarron to synthetic enkephalin-type peptide analysis and preparation by V. KaSiEka. Z. Prusik and J. PospiSek (Prague, Czechoslovakia) Indirect
photometric detection of polyamines in biological by Y. Ma, R. Zhang and C. L. Cooper (Kirksville,
samples separated MO, USA)
by high-performance
capillary
electrophoresis 93
Effect of total percent polyacrylamide in capillary gel electrophoresis for DNA sequencing of short fragments. phenomenological model by H. R. Harke, S. Bay, J. Z. Zhang, M. J. Rocheleau and N. J. Dovichi (Edmonton. Canada) Capillary
13
A 143
electrophoresis of fluorescein-ethylenediamine-5’-deoxynucleotides by W. Li, A. Moussa and R. W. Giese (Boston. MA. USA)
Influence of pH on the migration properties of oligonucleotides by A. Guttman (Budapest, Hungary), A. Arai (Kyoto,
171
in capillary gel electrophoresis Japan) and K. Magyar (Budapest,
Determination of vasoactive intestinal peptide in rat brain by high-performance by J. Soucheleau (Lyon. France) and L. Denoroy (Vernaison, France)
capillary
175
Hungary)
electrophoresis 181
Monitoring excitatory amino acid release in ~~ivo by microdialysis with capillary electrophoresisselcctrochemistry by T. J. O’Shea, P. L. Weber, B. P. Bammel, C. E. Lunte and S. M. Luntc (Lawrence. KS, USA) and M. R. Smyth (Dublin Ireland)
189
Effect of buffer constituents on the determination of therapeutic proteins by capillary electrophoresis by N. A. Guzman, J. Moschera, K. lqbal and A. W. Malick (Nutley, NJ, USA)
197
Separation of phosphorylated histone HI variants by high-performance capillary clectrophoresis by H. Lindner. W. Helliger, A. Dirschlmayer, H. Talasz, M. Wurm and B. Sarg (Innsbruck. (Klosterneuburg. Austria) and B. Puschendorf (Innsbruck, Austria)
Austria),
M. Jaquemar 21 I
Capillary
electrophoresis of hemoglobins and globin chains by M. Zhu. R. Rodriguez. T. Wehr and C. Siebert (Hercules,
Analysis
of antiepileptic drugs in human plasma using micellar electrokinetic capillary chromatography by K.-J. Lee and G. S. Heo (Daeduk Science Town, South Korea) and N. J. Kim and D. C. Moon (Cheongju. Korea) ., ., .., ., .,
Confirmation testing of 1 I-nor-4”.tetrahydrocannabinol-9-carboxylic chromatography by P. Wernly and W. Thormann (Berne, Switzerland)
CA. USA)
225
acid in urine with micellar
electrokinetic
South 243
capillary 251
Study of protein-drug binding using capillary zone electrophoresis by J. C. Kraak, S. Busch and H. Poppe (Amsterdam, Netherlands) Chiral
Chiral
257
separations of basic drugs and quantitation of bupivacainc enantiomers in serum by capillary electrophoresis modified cyclodextrin buffers by H. Soini (Bloomington, IN, USA), M.-L. Riekkola (Helsinki, Finland) and M. V. Novotny (Bloomington, USA).................................................
with IN,
separation by capillary electrophoresis with oligosaccharides by A. D’Hulst and N. Verbeke (Leuven, Belgium)
High-performance capillary electrophoresis of unsaturated oligosaccharides derived with chondroitinase ABC as I-phenyl-3.methyl-5-pyrazolone derivatives by S. Honda, T. Ueno and K. Kakehi (Higashi-Osaka, Japan)
265 275
from glycosaminoglycans
by digestion
Separation of natural and synthetic heparin fragments by high-performance capillary electrophoresis by J. B. L. Damm, G. T. Overklift. B. W. M. Vermeulen. C. F. Fluitsma and G. W. K. van Dedem (0%. Netherlands)
289
297
311
Identification of vitamin B,, and analogues by high-performance capillary performance liquid chromatography by D. Lambert, C. Adjalla, F. Felden, S. Benhayoun, J. P. Nicolas Separation of inositol phosphates by capillary electrophoresis by A. Henshall. M. P. Harrold and J. M. Y. Tso (Sunnyvale.
Chiral
separation by analytical electromigration by J. Snopek (Prague. Czechoslovakia). Czechoslovakia)
methods (Review) I. Jelinek (Bloomington,
electrophoresis
and comparison
and J. L. Gueant
(Vandoeuvre,
413
IN. USA) and E. Smolkova-Keulemansova
(Prague, 1
Gel chromatographic evaluation of the binding constant for the interaction by C. K. Booth, P. F. Nixon and D. J. Winzor (Brisbane. Australia)
of thiamin
diphosphate
liquid TN, USA) and 1. W. 69
with magnesium
ion 83
solid-phase reagent for derivatization in direct plasma injection and I. S. Krull (Boston, MA, USA) and B. Feibush (Bellefonte, PA, USA)
High-performance liquid chromatography of oligosaccharide alditols and glycopeptides by M. Davies, K. D. Smith, A.-M. Harbin and E. F. Hounsell (Harrow, UK) Rapid
311
France)
CA, USA)
Mechanism of retention of benzodiaaepines in affinity, reversed-phase and adsorption high-performance chromatography in view of quantitative structure-retention relationships by R. Kaliszan, A. Kaliszan and T. A. G. Noctor (Montreal, Canada). W. P. Purcell (Memphis, Wainer (Montreal, Canada)
9-Fluoreneacetyl-tagged, by F.-X. Zhou
with high-
on a graphitized
Separation of dideoxyribonucleosides in trace amounts by automated liquid chromatography by R. P. Singhal, D. Hughbanks and J. Xian (Wichita, KS. USA)
Column
liquid chromatography and microbiological assay compared by M.-C. Hsu, Y.-W. Chang and Y.-T. Lee (Taipei, Taiwan)
Chiral
separation of nipecotic acid amides by Z. Feng, R. Gollamudi and G. Han (Memphis,
through
carbon
and capillary
pre-column
electrophoresis 147
derivatization 173
for determination
of cefadroxil
preparations 181
TN, USA) and Y. Tang and D. W. Armstrong
Determination of hypericin and pseudohypericin by thin-layer by Th. Kartnig and I. Giibel (Graz, Austria)
141
Spain)
Reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatographic and derivative UV spectrometric determination a-phenylethylamine in phosphomycin by G. Gazzani. G. Stoppini and C. Gandini (Pavia. Italy) and A. Better0 (Milan, Italy) High-performance liquid chromatographic method for the enantiomeric by J. Drewe and E. Kiisters (Basle, Switzerland)
column 125
method for the determination of glutathione transferase isoenzymes in crude extracts by E. Martinez-Lara, P. Pascual, F. Toribio, J. Lopez-Barea and J. A. Barcena (Cbrdoba,
Enhancement of detection sensitivity and cleanup selectivity for tobramycin by F. Lai and T. Sheehan (Walnut Creek, CA. USA)
103
separation
of the chiral metabohtes
(Rolla,
MO, USA)
187
of 391 of midazolam 395
chromatographydensitometry 423
310
Related articles published Vols. 608 and 609
of Chrot~~uro~~,up~~~~
in Journal of Chromatography,
Conversion of capillary zone electrophoresis to free-flow zone electrophoresis using a simple model of their correlation. Applicarron to synthetic enkephalin-type peptide analysis and preparation by V. KaSiEka. Z. Prusik and J. PospiSek (Prague, Czechoslovakia) Indirect
photometric detection of polyamines in biological by Y. Ma, R. Zhang and C. L. Cooper (Kirksville,
samples separated MO, USA)
by high-performance
capillary
electrophoresis 93
Effect of total percent polyacrylamide in capillary gel electrophoresis for DNA sequencing of short fragments. phenomenological model by H. R. Harke, S. Bay, J. Z. Zhang, M. J. Rocheleau and N. J. Dovichi (Edmonton. Canada) Capillary
13
A 143
electrophoresis of fluorescein-ethylenediamine-5’-deoxynucleotides by W. Li, A. Moussa and R. W. Giese (Boston. MA. USA)
Influence of pH on the migration properties of oligonucleotides by A. Guttman (Budapest, Hungary), A. Arai (Kyoto,
171
in capillary gel electrophoresis Japan) and K. Magyar (Budapest,
Determination of vasoactive intestinal peptide in rat brain by high-performance by J. Soucheleau (Lyon. France) and L. Denoroy (Vernaison, France)
capillary
175
Hungary)
electrophoresis 181
Monitoring excitatory amino acid release in ~~ivo by microdialysis with capillary electrophoresisselcctrochemistry by T. J. O’Shea, P. L. Weber, B. P. Bammel, C. E. Lunte and S. M. Luntc (Lawrence. KS, USA) and M. R. Smyth (Dublin Ireland)
189
Effect of buffer constituents on the determination of therapeutic proteins by capillary electrophoresis by N. A. Guzman, J. Moschera, K. lqbal and A. W. Malick (Nutley, NJ, USA)
197
Separation of phosphorylated histone HI variants by high-performance capillary clectrophoresis by H. Lindner. W. Helliger, A. Dirschlmayer, H. Talasz, M. Wurm and B. Sarg (Innsbruck. (Klosterneuburg. Austria) and B. Puschendorf (Innsbruck, Austria)
Austria),
M. Jaquemar 21 I
Capillary
electrophoresis of hemoglobins and globin chains by M. Zhu. R. Rodriguez. T. Wehr and C. Siebert (Hercules,
Analysis
of antiepileptic drugs in human plasma using micellar electrokinetic capillary chromatography by K.-J. Lee and G. S. Heo (Daeduk Science Town, South Korea) and N. J. Kim and D. C. Moon (Cheongju. Korea) ., ., .., ., .,
Confirmation testing of 1 I-nor-4”.tetrahydrocannabinol-9-carboxylic chromatography by P. Wernly and W. Thormann (Berne, Switzerland)
CA. USA)
225
acid in urine with micellar
electrokinetic
South 243
capillary 251
Study of protein-drug binding using capillary zone electrophoresis by J. C. Kraak, S. Busch and H. Poppe (Amsterdam, Netherlands) Chiral
Chiral
257
separations of basic drugs and quantitation of bupivacainc enantiomers in serum by capillary electrophoresis modified cyclodextrin buffers by H. Soini (Bloomington, IN, USA), M.-L. Riekkola (Helsinki, Finland) and M. V. Novotny (Bloomington, USA).................................................
with IN,
separation by capillary electrophoresis with oligosaccharides by A. D’Hulst and N. Verbeke (Leuven, Belgium)
High-performance capillary electrophoresis of unsaturated oligosaccharides derived with chondroitinase ABC as I-phenyl-3.methyl-5-pyrazolone derivatives by S. Honda, T. Ueno and K. Kakehi (Higashi-Osaka, Japan)
265 275
from glycosaminoglycans
by digestion
Separation of natural and synthetic heparin fragments by high-performance capillary electrophoresis by J. B. L. Damm, G. T. Overklift. B. W. M. Vermeulen. C. F. Fluitsma and G. W. K. van Dedem (0%. Netherlands)
289
297
311
Identification of vitamin B,, and analogues by high-performance capillary performance liquid chromatography by D. Lambert, C. Adjalla, F. Felden, S. Benhayoun, J. P. Nicolas Separation of inositol phosphates by capillary electrophoresis by A. Henshall. M. P. Harrold and J. M. Y. Tso (Sunnyvale.
Chiral
separation by analytical electromigration by J. Snopek (Prague. Czechoslovakia). Czechoslovakia)
methods (Review) I. Jelinek (Bloomington,
electrophoresis
and comparison
and J. L. Gueant
(Vandoeuvre,
413
IN. USA) and E. Smolkova-Keulemansova
(Prague, 1
Gel chromatographic evaluation of the binding constant for the interaction by C. K. Booth, P. F. Nixon and D. J. Winzor (Brisbane. Australia)
of thiamin
diphosphate
liquid TN, USA) and 1. W. 69
with magnesium
ion 83
solid-phase reagent for derivatization in direct plasma injection and I. S. Krull (Boston, MA, USA) and B. Feibush (Bellefonte, PA, USA)
High-performance liquid chromatography of oligosaccharide alditols and glycopeptides by M. Davies, K. D. Smith, A.-M. Harbin and E. F. Hounsell (Harrow, UK) Rapid
311
France)
CA, USA)
Mechanism of retention of benzodiaaepines in affinity, reversed-phase and adsorption high-performance chromatography in view of quantitative structure-retention relationships by R. Kaliszan, A. Kaliszan and T. A. G. Noctor (Montreal, Canada). W. P. Purcell (Memphis, Wainer (Montreal, Canada)
9-Fluoreneacetyl-tagged, by F.-X. Zhou
with high-
on a graphitized
Separation of dideoxyribonucleosides in trace amounts by automated liquid chromatography by R. P. Singhal, D. Hughbanks and J. Xian (Wichita, KS. USA)
Column
liquid chromatography and microbiological assay compared by M.-C. Hsu, Y.-W. Chang and Y.-T. Lee (Taipei, Taiwan)
Chiral
separation of nipecotic acid amides by Z. Feng, R. Gollamudi and G. Han (Memphis,
through
carbon
and capillary
pre-column
electrophoresis 147
derivatization 173
for determination
of cefadroxil
preparations 181
TN, USA) and Y. Tang and D. W. Armstrong
Determination of hypericin and pseudohypericin by thin-layer by Th. Kartnig and I. Giibel (Graz, Austria)
141
Spain)
Reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatographic and derivative UV spectrometric determination a-phenylethylamine in phosphomycin by G. Gazzani. G. Stoppini and C. Gandini (Pavia. Italy) and A. Better0 (Milan, Italy) High-performance liquid chromatographic method for the enantiomeric by J. Drewe and E. Kiisters (Basle, Switzerland)
column 125
method for the determination of glutathione transferase isoenzymes in crude extracts by E. Martinez-Lara, P. Pascual, F. Toribio, J. Lopez-Barea and J. A. Barcena (Cbrdoba,
Enhancement of detection sensitivity and cleanup selectivity for tobramycin by F. Lai and T. Sheehan (Walnut Creek, CA. USA)
103
separation
of the chiral metabohtes
(Rolla,
MO, USA)
187
of 391 of midazolam 395
chromatographydensitometry 423