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_ VOL. 618, NOS. 1+2 JOURNAL OF CHROMATOGRAPHY AUGUST 25, 1993 (Biomedical Applications, Vol. 129, Nos. 1+ 2) CONTENTS SEPARATION TECHNIQUES IN NUCLEIC ACID RESEARCH Foreword oy &.. Dei ane 3, Geen Gre, Cee i ie tee ee ee ee ee l Reversed-phase and ion-pair separations of nucleotides, nucleosides and nucleobases: analysis of biological samples in health and disease ye ee ee I eke a ks ee ee a ES 8 ee eR |e RR 3 Reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography of purine compounds for investigation of biomedical problems: application to different tissues and body fluids ar es See Ge We, Ga I I ce cee ew ee 8 ew ee eo Ae ee ew 15 Prediction of the behaviour of oligonucleotides in high-performance liquid chromatography and capillary electrophoresis ee 95g a ek SS we ow 8S Re ORR: } ee Re ear ee ee ee ed 41 Isotachophoresis of nucleic acid constituents by G. Bruchelt, D. Niethammer and K. H. Schmidt (Tiibingen, Germany) .................4.. 57 Comparison of properties of agarose for electrophoresis of DNA oy. aaeeees Ge 3. A. Sens Ce, FA eh wee le 79 Methods for recovering nucleic acid fragments from agarose gels or Ge. Gee, F.C as ee Ce eeR ee ee eee 95 Non-radioactive detection methods for nucleic acids separated by electrophoresis eee See CN oe cs ke bar we ee oo ee oe a el ee eS eb ae ee ae eo 105 Southern and Northern analysis ae anes Se I, I eg be ce ae ee ea ae, Oe ee ee a eke ae ee 4 133 Activity gel and activity blotting methods for detecting DNA-modifying (repair) enzymes by S. Seki, K. Akiyama, S. Watanabe and K. Tsutsui (Okayama, Japan) .................0084 147 Checking of individuality by DNA profiling by R. Brditka (Prague, Czech Republic) and P. Niirnberg (Berlin, Germany) .................. 167 Quantitative analysis of enzymic digests of DNA using gel electrophoresis a oie kk ek ke ee ek ee ew 8 ee Oe ee ee ew me ae 181 Size-dependent chromatographic separation of nucleic acids eae PEE I, Sy gk ee ke Re Lew ek eR Bee gee ead eet ee ee ae 203 Field alternation gel electrophoresis — status quo by K. M. Townsend and H. J. S. Dawkins (Nedlands, Australia) ....2.... 6.... 2 .ee e.ee eee 223 Application of high-performance liquid chromatography for recognition of covalent nucleic acid modification with anticancer drugs by J. Cummings, R. C. French and J. F. Smyth (Edinburgh, UK) .....2.... 2 e.ee .eww.w n es 251 Electrophoretic and chromatographic separation methods used to reveal interstrand crosslinking of nucleic acids by J. A. Hartley, R. L. Souhami and M. D. Beradini(London, UK) ...............252558.4 4 277 Methods used for analyses of ‘“‘environmentally’’ damaged nucleic acids oy mh. Promkel end C. B. Riss (ew TOUR, MY, UGA) wwew ew 289 Affinity chromatography with nucleic acid polymers ee es Se kin Woe © ke ee wo er) ee ae ae ee eee 315 6 5k a a a Oe ee Re a ee de eee ai ares 341 at at Co Ge ok i OE we ee Ae ES ON EW ee ew 0 A ae 343