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Journal of Chromatography A | 1975

Gas chromatography of amino acids

Petr Hušek; Karel Macek

This review summarizes all papers that have appeared on the gas chromatography of amino acids (including the iodoamino acids) and their enantiomers in the period 1956-mid-1974. It has been found that the methods used for analysis of amino acids can be divided into three classes: (1) degradative procedures and techniques for converting the amino acid into another chemical compound; (2) procedures based on esterification of the carboxyl group and derivatization of the a-amino and other reactive groups in at least two steps; and (3) procedures based on a simultaneous derivatization of the carboxyl and a-amino groups in one reaction medium. For the treatment of the amino acid or its alkyl ester, three approaches can be distinguished for the two latter cases, i.e., acylation, alkylation (including silylation) and condensation. Of the procedures used for the resolution of optical antipodes, two methods are discussed, namely analysis of diastereoisomers on optically inactive stationary phases and separation of enantiomers on optically active stationary phases.


Journal of Chromatography A | 1988

Determination of fatty acids as phenacyl esters in rat adipose tissue and blood vessel walls by high-performance liquid chromatography

Tomáš Haniš; Miroslav Smrz; Pavel Klír; Karel Macek; Josef Klíma; Jiri Base; Z. Deyl

Twenty-two biologically relevant (6:0-22:6) saturated, monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids were separated by reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography after derivatization with phenacyl bromide. An optimal resolution of the critical combinations linolenic-myristic, docosahexaenoic-palmitoleic-arachidonic and palmitic-oleic acids and cis and trans isomers of octadecenoic (n9) and octadecadienoic (n9, 12) acids was achieved by continuous gradient elution with methanol-acetonitrile-water. Elution of mixtures of 6:0-22:1 fatty acids was completed within 80 min at a flow-rate of 1 ml/min. By the use of UV detection at 242 nm the detection limits for short- and long-chain fatty acids were found to be about 0.8 and 12 ng per injection, respectively. Linearity was tested up to 100 ng. The method was applied to the determination of fatty acids in rat adipose tissue and blood vessel walls of animals fed hydrogenated fat diets. The results are comparable to those obtained by gas chromatography and surpass the latter for the resolution of oleic and elaidic acids.


Journal of Chromatography A | 1976

Application of the sorption properties of spheron gels in high-resolution liquid column chromatography of naturally occurring macromolecular species

R. Vytášek; J. Čoupek; Karel Macek; M. Adam; Z. Deyl

Abstract Sorption effects, in addition to molecular sieving properties, of Spheron P 1000 gel (grain size less than 25 μm) were exploited for the separation of complex naturally occurring mixtures of high-molecular-weight compounds. The applicability of this approach was demonstrated on the separation of glycosaminoglycans and proteoglycan. In both examples, separations exceeding those obtained with conventional sorbents and ion exchangers were achieved.


Experimental Gerontology | 1978

Changes in the proportion of collagen type IV with age—possible role in transport processes

Z. Deyl; Karel Macek; M. Adam

Abstract It has been proved that collagen type IV, typical for basement membranes, accumulates both in kidney cortex and in the whole body of laboratory rats and golden hamsters. Similar increase in the proportion of this protein was observed also in bovine and human increased incidence of proteinuria in laboratory rodents (as demonstrated experimentally) and with the increased thickness of the basement membrane (McNelly and Dittmer, 1976). It appears possible that the impaired response of the old laboratory rodents to various stimuli reflects, besides other factors, the distortion of transport processes caused by the accumulation of specific collagen types.


Journal of Chromatography A | 1968

Vergleich der reproduzierbarkeit in der papier- und dünnschichtchromatographie : Einführungsreferat

Karel Macek

Abstract Comparison of the reproducibility in paper and thin-layer chromatography In this introductory lecture the reproducibility in paper and thin-layer chromatography is examined. The factors that are responsible for non-repreducibility are discussed and possibilities of increasing the responsibility are indicated.


Journal of Chromatography A | 1960

Papierchromatographie einiger 2- und 6-substituierter purine

Karel Macek

Zusammenfassung In der vorliegenden Arbeit wurde das chromatographische Verhalten von einunddreissig 2- und 6-substituierten Purinen in sechs Losungsmittelsystemen und ihr Nachweis mit acht Reagenzien beschrieben.


Journal of Chromatography A | 1962

Papierchromatographie von γ-aryl-α,β-dihalogen-Δα,β-crotonlactonen und ähnlichen substanzen

Karel Macek; Stanislav Vanĕc̆ek; M. Semonský

Zusammenfassung In der vorliegenden Arbeit wurde das chromatographische Verhalten von 28 substituierten Crotonlactonen und 24 substituierten aromatischen Sauren untersucht. Es wurden optimale Bedingungen fur den Nachweis und Systeme zur Trennung und Charakterisierung dieser Substanzen gefunden und die Beziehungen zwischen dem chromatographischen Verhalten und der Struktur dieser Verbindungen untersucht.


Journal of Chromatography A | 1975

High-resolution liquid chromatography of some psychotropic drugs.

Karel Macek; Vladimír Řehák


Journal of Chromatography A | 1977

Separation of methylated basic amino acids

R. Helm; O. Vančíková; Karel Macek; Z. Deyl


Journal of Chromatography A | 1997

Ivo M. Hais

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Z. Deyl

Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences

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M. Adam

Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences

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J. Čoupek

Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences

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Pavel Klír

Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences

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Petr Hušek

Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic

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R. Helm

Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences

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R. Vytášek

Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences

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Tomáš Haniš

Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences

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Vladimír Řehák

Charles University in Prague

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