Measuring phenylalanine content in food, drink and medicinal products
Our method of post-column detection allows us accurately quantify very low levels of phenylalanine in food, drinks and medicinal products for those requiring a low protein diet.
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Our method of post-column detection allows us accurately quantify very low levels of phenylalanine in food, drinks and medicinal products for those requiring a low protein diet.
We use the most robust amino acid analysis method available: separation of a mixture of amino acids using ion exchange chromatography followed by post-column photometric detection.
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This case study highlights the work performed by our scientists to overcome the challenges in the development of this adapted amino acid analysis method.
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