Determination of urinary amino acids by gas chromatography

We have used gas chromatography to measure amino acids in hydrolysates of urine. Pigments were removed by adsorption on activated charcoal-resin which has been treated with salicylic acid. Nor-leucine was added as an internal standard. The amino acids were converted to their n-propyl- N-acetyl ester...

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Chemical Phenomena
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Humans
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Ion Exchange
Methionine - urine
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