We describe the separation of lactate dehydrogenase isoenzymes by high-performance liquid chromatography-anion-exchange columns and their quantitation by a computer-controlled, dual-detector post-column reaction system. The recoveries from the separation column were ca. 90%. The dynamic range of the system was linear over about three orders of magnitude from 3 to 1500 U/l. The coefficient of variation for isoenzyme peak areas was ca. 2%. The method is compared to the classical electrophoresis measurement and shows increased speed, resolution, precision and accuracy.
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