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https://doi.org/10.14300/mnnc.2017.12088

Methidical approaches to bioassay of phenolic hydroxylenes contain substances

[Experimental medicine]
Alexander Khokhlov; Ilya Yaichkov; Yuriy Dzhurko; Leonid Shitov;

This article describes method of development approaches for bioassay of substances containing stable and unstable phenolic hydroxyls using methyldopa and mycophenolic acid for example

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Keywords: phenolic hydroxyls, bioassay, mycophenolic acid, methyldopa, stabilization