## Abstract A HJPLC method for the determination of acyclovir in plasma is described. The method is simple and sensitive enough for bioequivaโlence studies, where a large number of plasma samples with low acyclovir concertration are involved. The procedure is based on the deproteinization of plasma
Rapid screening method for ivermectin residue detection in cattle muscle and liver by liquid chromatography with UV detection
โ Scribed by Th. Reuvers; R. Diaz; M. Martin de Pozuelo; M. Ramos
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1993
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 430 KB
- Volume
- 275
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0003-2670
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โฆ Synopsis
AbStrnet A rapld screcmng method for the determmatlon of residue of nrermectm 111 edible bovme tissue and hver LS described The analyte IS extracted from the hssue wth a methanol-water nuxture The clean-up procedure LS based on sohd phase extra&on on a Sep-Pak C,, cartridge Analysts IS performed by IsocratIc elutlon w~tb methanolacetomtnle-water (9 9 2, v/v/v> on a Novapak C,s S-pm column and UV-dmde array spectrophotometnc detectlon at 254 mn The average recovery from spiked bovme muscle was 78 6% (S D = 15 0%) and from spiked bver sample 78 5% (S D = 10 9%) m the concentration range 14-275 pg kg-' The method has a detection lmut of S-10 j&g kg-'
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