A method is presented for direct chromatography of serum on paper, treated with silicic acid, for the separation of cholesterol esters. No previous lipid extraction is necessary. A new solvent system for' the thin-layer chromatographic separation of natural cholesterol esters is also discussed. The
Comparison of column, thin-layer and paper chromatography of oxidized alkyl oleates
✍ Scribed by J. Pokorný; J. Hladík
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1968
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 558 KB
- Volume
- 33
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 1873-3778
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✦ Synopsis
Oxidized oleic acid esters are separated by means of column chromatography into several fractions, the purity and composition of which may be determined either by chromatography on silicic acid impregnated paper or by thin-layer chromatography. The two methods are considered equally suitable. Autoxidized unsaturated fatty acid derivatives are complex ' mixtures ,of products. The analysis is very difficult as other oxidation products of the'. mixture, interfere with the determination of individual components. A separation of the mixture into simple fractions prior to the analysis is, therefore, tlie method of choice: ,' Oxidized. lipids are usually separated. by column chromatographyl-4 on' pdlar or non-polar adsorb.ents. The cornposition, of the fractions thus obtained is best. determined by paper or thin-layer chromatography s-s. The subj'ect of.this study was . to compare the suitability ofthese chromatographic methods, pure oleic acid esters' being used as model substances.
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produccs a curved segment a t lower pH values.8 In calculating the purity and ionization constant, only the linear portion of each plot was used. Nevertheless, it may be seen (Table 11) that the intercept obtained (and therefore the purity evaluated) is not markedly influenced by the choice of activ