Donald Mullins, mullinsd@vt.edu, Lisa Moore, lmmoore@vt.edu, Sandra Gabbert, sgabbert@vt.edu, and Richard D. Fell, rfell@vt.edu. Virginia Tech, Department of Entomology, 319B Price Hall, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA
A High Performance Thin-Layer Chromatographic Technique (HPTLC) has been developed for separation and quantitative determination of azadirachtin obtained from neem extracts. Traditional separation and detection procedures are coupled with quantification using Image J analysis of the detected plates. This system provides a high level of accuracy and sensitivity utilizing a minimal amount of equipment that could find application in laboratories with limited resources.
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- From suman, Research scholar, H. N.B. garhwal university, October 22, 2008
respectd sir i am working with neem leaves. so i want the full paper of this abstract .please send me it soon.
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- From U.Prakash kumar, Research scholar, university of Kannur, September 7, 2010
sir, please send me the copy of this full paper as it is very much interesting, and iam also working in the various parts of azadirachta indica
- From Ms. Aditi S. Awari, Research student, University of Mumbai, October 17, 2010
Dear Sir,
Sir, this paper is very interesting.. I am working on Neem leaves.. This paper will be helpful to me.. Si, can u please send me this full paper?
Regards,
Aditi
- From Dr ritu Srivastava, Research Scientist, Biotech Park, Lucknow, November 25, 2010
Sir, I required full paper on this topic. Kindly provide me. Thank you
Ritu