
|Articles|August 13, 2014
LCGC TV: Frederick Lynen on the Challenges of Developing a HILIC-based SPE Approach to Analyze Biological Fluids
A single drop of blood represents a complex mixture of biological compounds including phospholipids, proteins, and salts. Frederic Lynen of Ghent University in Belgium discusses the possibilities of a HILIC-based SPE approach to remove phospholipids from blood samples, its applicability to other organic molecules, and how it benefits the chromatographer in practice.
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