
By C. van Dijk (Eds.)
ANABIOTEC '92 all in favour of the additional integration of biotechnology and analytical chemistry. the result of this symposium truly verified significant development may be pronounced within the software of either traditional and new analytical options, the latter primarily according to typical analytical instruments reminiscent of biomolecules. the most issues lined in this assembly are fermentation tracking, chromatography, instrumental research, biosensors and bioanalysis
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However, the physical properties of the solution are changed, which might be the reason for the slightly different recoveries. The level of interfering compounds was increased by the addition of the phenolic compounds (solution B), for which most recovery values were found to exceed 100%. , decomposition products of lignin, interfere by co-eluting with the carbohydrates and thereby disturb the CLC analysis. This effect is clearly seen in Fig. 3, where the separation of solution B and the phenols present in B is shown.
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