Elimination of Color Quench in Liquid Scintillation Counting of Fecal Extracts by Ozonization: Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology: Vol 3, No 5

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Abstract

Ozonization has been used for decolorization of the neutral steroid fraction of fecal lipids in order to eliminate color quench in liquid scintillation counting. Decolorization is rapid and effective and no loss of radioactivity was found with choIesterol-4-¹⁴C and sitosterol-22-23-³H.

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