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To develop and demonstrate effective chromatographic procedures for separating and identifying adenosine polyphosphate compounds.

September 1, 1950Journal of the American Chemical Society

The Separation of Adenosine Polyphosphates by Ion Exchange and Paper Chromatography1

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WCWaldo E. CohnRoche (Switzerland)CCC. E. Carter

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Laboratory study demonstrates the chromatographic separation of adenosine polyphosphates using ion exchange and paper chromatography, highlighting reliable methods for nucleotide analysis.

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To develop and demonstrate effective chromatographic procedures for separating and identifying adenosine polyphosphate compounds.
Applied ion-exchange resin columns to separate complex mixtures of adenosine polyphosphate derivatives.
Used paper chromatography as an analytical method to resolve and characterize individual nucleotide fractions.
Achieved differential elution and distinct resolution of adenosine polyphosphate species using ion-exchange columns.
Demonstrated reproducible migration patterns and separation of nucleotide components using paper chromatography.

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Cohn et al. (1950) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6ff62e87f9210571276775 https://doi.org/10.1021/ja01165a506

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Laboratory study demonstrates the chromatographic separation of adenosine polyphosphates using ion exchange and paper chromatography, highlighting reliable methods for nucleotide analysis.

The Separation of Adenosine Polyphosphates by Ion Exchange and Paper Chromatography1

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The Separation of Adenosine Polyphosphates by Ion Exchange and Paper Chromatography1

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