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As a result of the development of new methodologies, there has recently been a surge of interest in lipids, and hence lipid analysis, among biochemists and medical scientists. This book covers methods of lipid extraction in solvent and solid phase systems, as well as methods of derivative formation needed for a number of analytical procedures such as gas liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry. It describes in practical detail the techniques for complete analysis of both isolated lipids and lipid mixtures. These include GLC, HPLC, TLC, and NMR. Lipid Analysis: A Practical Approach will be invaluable not only to researchers in lipid biochemistry but also to newcomers in the field from biological, chemical, and ecological backgrounds.
This text investigates the technical methodologies required for the accurate extraction, identification, and quantification of lipids in biological and chemical samples. Richard J. Hamilton and Shiela Hamilton provide a comprehensive framework for researchers, synthesizing established laboratory techniques with modern analytical advancements. The book serves as a technical manual for navigating the complexities of lipid biochemistry, offering standardized protocols for both experienced scientists and those entering the field.
What You Will Find
Experts and researchers frequently cite this volume as a foundational technical reference for laboratory lipid analysis. The prose is noted for its practical, procedural focus, making it a standard tool for scientists across biological and chemical disciplines.
Page Count:
336
Publication Date:
1994-04-28
Publisher:
IRL Press
ISBN-10:
0199630992
ISBN-13:
9780199630998
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