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|Articles|April 30, 2021
Leuprorelin Analysis Using YMC-Triart Bio C18
Author(s)YMC Europe GmbH
In reference to the Japanese Pharmacopeia, YMC-Triart Bio C18 was used to analyze the peptide leuprorelin (GnRH analogue) and separate it from its degradation products.
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