Recommended Sessions for February 27th, 2007

Best of the Week: Reunifying Separation Science, Top Content of 2024, Shimadzu’s 150th Anniversary

Shihezi University scientists recently developed a new imprinted structure to separate acteoside (ACT) from other substances within Cistance tubulosa, or “desert ginseng.”

New Research Methods for Analyzing Traditional Chinese Medicine Revealed

Here is some of the most popular content posted on LCGC International this week.

Herbal medicine | Image Credit: © aireo - stock.adobe.com

January 9th 2025

Detecting Amphetamine-Type Stimulants with Solid-Phase Microextraction

Harbin University of Commerce and Northeast Forestry University scientists led efforts to create new means of analyzing components in traditional Chinese medicine.

Drug addiction. Syringe and pills on wooden table, closeup | Image Credit: © New Africa - stock.adobe.com

New Sample Preparation Method More Efficiently Purifies Oligonucleotides

Jiangsu Police Institute scientists recently created a solid-phase microextraction (SPME)-based method for determining amphetamine-type stimulants.

3d rendering of the construction from DNA of a covalently closed cube-like molecular complex | Image Credit: © Love Employee - stock.adobe.com

New Extraction Technique Tested on Polar Metabolites in Human Plasma

A recent joint study between the University of Ferra and YMC ChromaCon led an effort to a new approach to more efficiently purify oligonucleotides.

Bags of yellow fresh frpzen plasma ready for transfusion. | Image Credit: © pirke - stock.adobe.com

January 7th 2025

Imprinted Structures to Separate Acteoside from Desert Ginseng

University of Oslo scientists combined electromembrane extraction (EME) and flow injection-MS/MS (FI–MS/MS) to determine polar endogeneous metabolites in human plasma.

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Best of the Week: Reunifying Separation Science, Top Content of 2024, Shimadzu’s 150th Anniversary

Shihezi University scientists recently developed a new imprinted structure to separate acteoside (ACT) from other substances within Cistance tubulosa, or “desert ginseng.”

New Research Methods for Analyzing Traditional Chinese Medicine Revealed

Here is some of the most popular content posted on LCGC International this week.

January 9th 2025

Detecting Amphetamine-Type Stimulants with Solid-Phase Microextraction

Harbin University of Commerce and Northeast Forestry University scientists led efforts to create new means of analyzing components in traditional Chinese medicine.

New Sample Preparation Method More Efficiently Purifies Oligonucleotides

Jiangsu Police Institute scientists recently created a solid-phase microextraction (SPME)-based method for determining amphetamine-type stimulants.

New Extraction Technique Tested on Polar Metabolites in Human Plasma

A recent joint study between the University of Ferra and YMC ChromaCon led an effort to a new approach to more efficiently purify oligonucleotides.

January 7th 2025