Applications of paper chromatographic methods in the sugar and allied industries

Whalley, H. C. S. de; Albon, N.; Gross, D.

doi:10.1039/an9517600287

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“…The fluid exterior to the sac was concentrated at room temperature over Na.OH and P205 to a volume of 8 ml. A sample examined by paper chromatography [de Whalley, Albon and Gross, 1951] showed no sugars other than a ketose having the same RF as fructose. The bulk of the concentrate was treated with methylphenyl hydrazine as described by Bacon and Bell [1948] 2.…”

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Experiments Concerning the Renal Clearances of Some Fructosans in the Dog

Beattie

Bell

1953

Exp Physiol

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A PRELIMINARY communication [Beattie and Corcoran, 1949] reported that the renal clearances of two fructosans, one levan isolated from Italian rye grass (Lolium italicurn) and the other irisin isolated from the rhizomes of the common yellow flag iris (Iris pseudacoruts), declined with time. These results have been confirmed and extended in a later paper [Beattie and Corcoran, 1952] [1925] from iris rhizomes grown in Essex, England.B. The two bacterial levans were isolated from the growth media of the appropriate micro-organisms. The medium consisted of sterile 20 per cent glucose solution mixed under sterile conditions with an equal quantitv of sterile solution containing peptone, 0-2 per cent, Na2HPO4.2H20, 0-4 per cent, KCI, 1b0 per cent, and a small crystal of ferrous sulphate. When the production of polysaccharide appeared to be well advanced, saturated barium acetate was added to the medium maintaining a pH of 8*2-8-15, until no further precipitate was formed. The

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Experiments Concerning the Renal Clearances of Some Fructosans in the Dog

Beattie

Bell

1953

Exp Physiol

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“…The aqueous residue was taken up in 1 ml. of water and the liberated sugars were separated by paper chromatography with benzenebutanol-pyridine-water (1:5:3:3) as solvent (de Whalley et al, 1951). The chromatograms were stained with the silver nitrate-NaOH reagent (Trevelyan et al, 1950).…”

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Soybean saponins. Fate of ingested soybean saponins and the physiological aspect of their hemolytic activity

Gestetner¹,

Birk²,

Tencer³

1968

J. Agric. Food Chem.

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“…1 paper and n-butanol-pyridine-waterbenzene (5: 3: 3: 1, by vol.) as solvent (De Whalley, Albon & Gross, 1951). An alkaline silver nitrate reagent (Trevelyan, Procter & Harrison, 1950) or aniline oxalate reagent (Partridge, 1949) was used to detect the sugars on the chromatograms.…”

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