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FOR quantitative determinations of amino-acids separated on filter paper, it is often desirable that the spots should contain a larger quantity of substance than is as a rule possible to achieve with unaffected resolution. A one-dimensional technique in which the substance to be analysed is applied along a line across the paper has been described by Yanofsky, Wasserman and Bonner1. I have successfully applied the following two-dimensional technique for separating comparatively large quantities of amino-acids in bacterial hydrolysates.
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HEDÉN, CG. A Method for Large-scale Separation of Amino-acids on Filter Paper. Nature 166, 999–1000 (1950). https://doi.org/10.1038/166999b0
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