
- The Column-02-18-2013
- Volume 9
- Issue 3
New Approaches to Protein Precipitation: Effective Phospholipid Removal Improves Results
In clinical and pharmaceutical testing, analkyses of drug compounds and their metabolites are often performed in complex biological matrices, such as plasma and whole blood.
In clinical and pharmaceutical testing, analkyses of drug compounds and their metabolites are often performed in complex biological matrices, such as plasma and whole blood. Endogenous components in plasma samples can negatively impact the accuracy and precision of analyses. New techniques to remove phospholipids from plasma samples have recently been developed to eliminate ion suppression effects that can occur from these compounds. Method development and additional steps are not required, making this a simple, fast and effective way of removing signal suppression effects.
Articles in this issue
almost 13 years ago
We Just Can't Do It!almost 13 years ago
2,000-year-old medicine discovered on shipwreckalmost 13 years ago
Trapping versus Fractionationalmost 13 years ago
Therapeutic poisonNewsletter
Join the global community of analytical scientists who trust LCGC for insights on the latest techniques, trends, and expert solutions in chromatography.





