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|Articles|October 24, 2019
HILIC Separation of Lipid Classes Using iSPE®-HILIC
Author(s)HILICON
An efficient separation of polar and nonpolar lipid representatives was achieved utilizing iSPE®-HILIC material. The lipids were separated according to their polarity.
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