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A method for separating individual monosulfated primary bile acid conjugates by reversed-phase partition thin-layer chromatography on octadecyl-bonded silica gel is described. The solvent system is acetonitrile containing calcium, probably as calcium carbamate. Excellent resolution of the 3- and 7-monosulfated glycine conjugates, as well as 3- and 7-monosulfated taurine conjugates of cholic and chenodeoxycholic acids is reported. A convenient class separation of sulfated from nonsulfated primary bile acid conjugates by adsorption thin-layer chromatography on low-polarity silica gel is also described.
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