Analysis of Zeaxanthin by Single Quadrupole LC–MS

(3R, 3R)-zeaxanthin is one of several dietary carotenoids found in human ocular tissue. Research has shown that concentrations of zeaxanthin, as well as other carotenoids, are significantly lower than normal in the macula of persons diagnosed with neovascular age-related macular degeneration (AMD)...

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