Journal of Dairy Science · 1960 · 27 citations · 13 references
Life SciencesAnimal SciencesEndocrinologyReproductive EndocrinologyReproductive PhysiologySteroid BiochemistryDevelopmental EndocrinologyFetal PhysiologyGonadal SteroidogenesisMammalian EndocrinologyPregnancy EndocrinologyRuminant EndocrinologyEstradiol AssayEstradiol LevelsEstradiol MeasurementHormonal Assays In RuminantsHormonal Indicators Of EstrusQuantitative DeterminationReproductive Hormone Assays
A quantitative method for assay of free estrone, estradiol 17-/], and estradiol l?-a in bovine fetal cotyledons is reported. Ethyl-acetate was used for initial extraction. The extract was partially purified by partitioning between toluene and 5% NaOH, followed by partitioning between the neutralized aqueous fraction and benzene. The estrogens were separated by paper chromatography, using the benzene-Skellysolve-B 1:1 formamide system. The estrogens were quantitatively determined by fluorimetry, using an adaptation of the method of Bates and Cohen. Recovet~y of exogenous estrogens added to fetal cotyledons was approximately 83% for each of the three estrogens studied.
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Paper Chromatography of Phenolic Substances
G. M. Barton, Robert S. Evans, John A. Gardner · Nature · 1952 · 377 citations