Brigitte Bollig

Brigitte Bollig graduated in 2007 with a diploma in chemistry followed by a doctorate for research in stereoselective synthesis and (metal-)organic chemistry at the Heinrich-Heine University of Düsseldorf. In 2011 she started as a product specialist for HPLC in Shimadzu Germany and became HPLC product specialist in the analytical business unit of Shimadzu Europa in Duisburg, Germany in 2013.

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Amino acids are of vital importance for human life. They serve as transport or storage media for metabolic pathways. Amino acids are components of protein-containing foods such as milk and milk products. Eight amino acids are thought to be essential for humans, meaning that they must be absorbed from foods containing animal proteins or a suitable combination of plant proteins, because the human body can’t synthesize them. Determination of the composition and content of amino acids in milk products is therefore an important measure in ensuring quality and nutritional value.

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