info on HPLC and related techniques
John Elliott
johne at gdpiris.chem.sunysb.edu
Fri Mar 29 03:55:45 EST 1996
In article <315810A6.28A4 at resunix.ri.sickkids.on.ca>, Marc Visconti
<marcvis at resunix.ri.sickkids.on.ca> wrote:
> I am in desperate need of any and all information I can get my hands
> on about HPLC and related techniques. I have experince in low
> pressure chromatography, but wish to learn all I can in a limited
> amount of time about HPLC. Protocols, theory and personal insights
> on it will be greatly appreciated. Please forward all information
> to:
>
> marcvis at sickkids.on.ca
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> Marc Visconti
> Hospital for Sick Children
> Toronto, Canada
Depends on what your purifying. Handbook of HPLC is a good start.
Probably in a lib closeby. If you separating digested proteins, the
micro-sequencing
books are available. Need more info. HPLC is pretty easy most of the time.
jte.
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