Dictionary of Biological Psychology
high-performance liquid chromatography
(HPLC) An analytical technique using a liquid mobile phase (carrier) and a stationary phase (column) to separate complex mixtures into individual compounds based on their physiochemical properties. It allows one to determine the chemical content of a solution, for instance the DIALYSATE recovered from the brain using in vivo MICRODIALYSIS.
CHARLES D.BLAHA
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