Medical Definition of Two-dimensional chromatography

1. Paper chromatography in which a spot, located originally in one corner of a sheet, is developed in one direction along one side of the sheet, after which the sheet is rotated 90° and developed, with another solvent, in the new direction; the resultant spots are thus spread over the entire paper, giving a "map" or "fingerprint." Also generalised to include chromatography followed by electrophoresis (or vice versa), column chromatography followed by paper chromatography, etc. (05 Mar 2000)

Lexicographical Neighbors of Two-dimensional Chromatography

two-baser
two-bellied muscle
two-bit
two-blocked
two-body problem
two-by-four
two-by-fours
two-capsuled
two-carbon fragment
two-chambered
two-channel
two-cleft
two-component plasma
two-decker
two-dimensional
two-dimensional chromatography (current term)
two-dimensional figure
two-dimensionality
two-double
two-eared
two-edged
two-eyed violet
two-faced
two-facedly
two-fingered typing
two-fisted
two-fisted drinker
two-fold
two-footed
two-four

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