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- A new capillary gas chromatographic method was created to measure both simmondsins and simmondsin ferulates.
- The method can be used on various samples, including jojoba meal, detoxified jojoba meal, jojoba meal extracts, and animal food mixtures.
- This approach allows researchers to analyze these compounds simultaneously, improving efficiency in food and dietary studies.
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A capillary gas chromatographic method was developed for the simultaneous determination of simmondsins and simmondsin ferulates in jojoba meal, in detoxified jojoba meal, in jojoba meal extracts, and in animal food mixtures.
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