|Articles|January 8, 2015

Analysis of Vitamin B1 in Foods and Supplements

Author(s)Pickering Laboratories, Inc., Maria Ofitserova, Sareeta Nerkar

HPLC and post-column derivatization method for analysis of thiamine and its biologically active phosphorylated derivatives in foods and dietary supplements.

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