Abstract
AIM To establish the HPLC-FPC of Flos Lonicerae . from different growing areas. METHODS The gradient was adopted elution with methanol and 1 % acetic acid, at detection wavelength was at 254 nm. RESULTS The constitutents of Flos Lonicerae were well separated on HPLC, and the HPLC-FPC of 10 batchs of samples was established. The results showed that this method had a good repeatability, and the 11 common peak’s had an exclusive properties. CONCLUSION The method developed can evaluate the quality of Flos Lonicerae conveniently.
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HPLC separated Flos Lonicerae constituents well.
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e0“The constitutents of Flos Lonicerae were well separated on HPLC”
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An HPLC fingerprint was established from ten batches.
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e0“the HPLC-FPC of 10 batchs of samples was established.”
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The fingerprint method showed good repeatability.
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e0“this method had a good repeatability”
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Eleven common peaks had exclusive properties.
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e0“the 11 common peak’s had an exclusive properties.”
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The method can conveniently evaluate Flos Lonicerae quality.
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e0“The method developed can evaluate the quality of Flos Lonicerae conveniently.”