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Develop an integrated methodology to separate glycerides and fatty acids using thin-layer chromatography and quantify radioactivity across isolated fractions.

October 1, 1962Journal of Lipid ResearchOpen Access

Radioassay of lipid components separated by thin-layer chromatography

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JBJerry L. BrownFlorida Department of Education JJJohn M. JohnstonEnvironmental Protection Agency

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Methodological study demonstrates separation and quantification of radiolabeled lipid fractions, highlighting enhanced precision in metabolic tracing.

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Develop an integrated methodology to separate glycerides and fatty acids using thin-layer chromatography and quantify radioactivity across isolated fractions.
Separated complex lipid mixtures, including fatty acids and glycerides, using thin-layer chromatography.
Quantified radioactive emissions from isolated lipid fractions utilizing liquid scintillation counting techniques.
Successfully resolved distinct lipid classes including palmitic acid, oleic acid, diolein, and tripalmitin on chromatographic plates.
Enabled direct radioassay quantification of isolated glyceride and fatty acid components with liquid scintillation.

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Brown et al. (1962) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a12e8471100fc8528c09e6c https://doi.org/10.1016/s0022-2275(20)40397-9

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Methodological study demonstrates separation and quantification of radiolabeled lipid fractions, highlighting enhanced precision in metabolic tracing.

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