HPLC-HRMS

Gel substrates and ammonia-EDTA extraction solution. A new non-destructive combined approach for the identification of anthraquinone dyes from wool textiles

The identification of dyes from ancient textiles represents a challenging issue requiring high proficiency and versatility, that must be guided by the principles of non-destructiveness. The complexity of the dye/textile system influences both the choice of sampling and extraction procedures and the analytical methodology. For instance, in order to preserve both the fibre and the original chromophores on it, the extraction procedures commonly used for natural dyes have evolved in last few decades towards increasingly mild conditions.

Enrichment procedure based on graphitized carbon black and liquid chromatography-high resolution mass spectrometry for elucidating sulfolipids composition of microalgae

Microalgae have recently become a popular functional food due to their health benefits. Sulfolipids, a class of substances abundant in this matrix, have been reported to have interesting bioactivities, such as anti-carcinogenic activity. However, despite the potential interest in sulfolipids, a dedicated analytical method for their characterization is currently lacking but would significantly increase the coverage of sulfolipids with respect to the direct lipidomic analysis.

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