[The detection and separation of antiparkinson preparations in cadaveric material by gas-liquid chromatography]

|July 1, 1989

Abstract:

Method of gas-chromatographic detection of anti-parkinsonism substances (amedine, amysile, dinesine, midantane, tropazine and cyclodole) isolated from the cadaveric material is suggested. Conditions for separation of anti-parkinsonism substances when they are all present in the cadaveric material are developed.

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