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Quantitative recovery of lipids from aortas stained with sudan IV
Atherosclerosis
|May 1, 1976
Abstract:
The separation of Sudan IV from lipid extracts of stained aortas can be accomplished by thin layer or column chromatography, but the most convenient method involves adsorption of the dye to activated carbon. The aortic lipids are thus recovered quantitatively.
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