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Thin Layer Chromatography of the Gibberellins
PAPER chromatography of the gibberellins has been investigated by many investigators but no comprehensive study of all the known gibberellins has been reported. MacMillan, Seaton and Suter 1 described four solvent systems which separate gibberellins A 5 , A 6 , A 8 and A 9 but not the pairs gibberel...
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description | PAPER chromatography of the gibberellins has been investigated by many investigators but no comprehensive study of all the known gibberellins has been reported. MacMillan, Seaton and Suter
1
described four solvent systems which separate gibberellins
A
5
,
A
6
,
A
8
and
A
9
but not the pairs gibberellin
A
1
and gibberellic acid (
A
3
) or gibberellins
A
4
and
A
7
. The solvent systems used by Takahashi
et al.
2
and Phinney
et al.
3
do not separate gibberellins
A
1
,
A
2
and
A
3
. Gibberellins
A
1
and
A
3
can be separated on paper which is developed by overflow elution with benzene/acetic acid/water (4 : 1 : 2); this method is lengthy when conducted under gravity as described by Bird and Pugh
4
and resolution is poor when development is hastened by centrifugal force
5
. |
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1
described four solvent systems which separate gibberellins
A
5
,
A
6
,
A
8
and
A
9
but not the pairs gibberellin
A
1
and gibberellic acid (
A
3
) or gibberellins
A
4
and
A
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. The solvent systems used by Takahashi
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2
and Phinney
et al.
3
do not separate gibberellins
A
1
,
A
2
and
A
3
. Gibberellins
A
1
and
A
3
can be separated on paper which is developed by overflow elution with benzene/acetic acid/water (4 : 1 : 2); this method is lengthy when conducted under gravity as described by Bird and Pugh
4
and resolution is poor when development is hastened by centrifugal force
5
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1
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A
5
,
A
6
,
A
8
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A
9
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A
1
and gibberellic acid (
A
3
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A
4
and
A
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. The solvent systems used by Takahashi
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2
and Phinney
et al.
3
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A
1
,
A
2
and
A
3
. Gibberellins
A
1
and
A
3
can be separated on paper which is developed by overflow elution with benzene/acetic acid/water (4 : 1 : 2); this method is lengthy when conducted under gravity as described by Bird and Pugh
4
and resolution is poor when development is hastened by centrifugal force
5
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1
described four solvent systems which separate gibberellins
A
5
,
A
6
,
A
8
and
A
9
but not the pairs gibberellin
A
1
and gibberellic acid (
A
3
) or gibberellins
A
4
and
A
7
. The solvent systems used by Takahashi
et al.
2
and Phinney
et al.
3
do not separate gibberellins
A
1
,
A
2
and
A
3
. Gibberellins
A
1
and
A
3
can be separated on paper which is developed by overflow elution with benzene/acetic acid/water (4 : 1 : 2); this method is lengthy when conducted under gravity as described by Bird and Pugh
4
and resolution is poor when development is hastened by centrifugal force
5
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