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Method<br />

(Detection)<br />

CIEF-tITP-CZE<br />

(UV)<br />

LOD<br />

(LOQ)<br />

Linearity<br />

(r)<br />

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Precision a<br />

(RSD, %)<br />

- - 5-10 -<br />

3.5 (218nm) 0.9996 -<br />

CZE-CZE (DAD)<br />

0.4 (280nm) 0.9998<br />

CZE-MEKC (UV) - -<br />

Microdialysis-<br />

CZE (LIF)<br />

0.02 and<br />

0.04 <br />

SPE-CE (UV) - -<br />

SPE-CE (UV)<br />

SEC-SPE-CE<br />

(DAD)<br />

100 ng/mL<br />

>0.9998<br />

0.9828 -<br />

0.9879<br />

100 ng/mL >0.9950<br />

Recovery (%),<br />

(matrix)<br />

- 93 <strong>–</strong> 98 (urine)<br />

1.7 - 4.0<br />

(migration<br />

times)<br />

2.5 - 4.9<br />

(peak<br />

heights)<br />

-<br />

~100 (caudate<br />

nucleus)<br />

0.5 - 5.2<br />

(migration -<br />

times)<br />

57 <strong>–</strong> 90<br />

8.1 - 11.9<br />

(plasma)<br />

10<br />

(peak<br />

heights)<br />

MLC-CZE (UV) - 0.9998 0.7 - 3.5 -<br />

Chips<br />

65<br />

(cerebrospinal<br />

fluid)<br />

ITP-ZE (CON) 90-94 (serum)<br />

ITP-ZE (CON)<br />

(LOQ<br />

1.10<br />

ng/mL)<br />

3-5.10 3<br />

0.9542 -<br />

0.9999<br />

6.7 - 11.8 -<br />

ITP-GE (LIF) - 0.9992 - -<br />

ITP-ZE (LIF) 4.10 -7 - - -<br />

Membrane<br />

filtration-ZE<br />

(LIF)<br />

14.6<br />

(plasma)<br />

and 8.9<br />

(cells)<br />

Remarks References<br />

Mohan &<br />

Lee, 2002<br />

Danková et<br />

al., 2003<br />

Sahlin,<br />

2007<br />

Lada &<br />

Kennedy,<br />

1997<br />

Bonneil &<br />

Waldron,<br />

2000<br />

Puig et al.,<br />

2007<br />

Tempels et<br />

al., 2006<br />

Pálmarsdótti<br />

r & Edholm,<br />

1995<br />

Ölvecká et<br />

al., 2003<br />

Ölvecká et<br />

al., 2004<br />

Huang et al.,<br />

2005<br />

Wainright et<br />

al., 2002<br />

Long et al.,<br />

2006<br />

a RSD of peak areas<br />

LOD=limit of detection, LOQ=limit of quantification, r=correlation coefficient, RSD=relative standard<br />

deviation, CON= conductivity detection, UV=spectral UltraViolet detection, DAD=diode array<br />

detection, LIF=laser fluorescence detection, MS=mass spectrometry, ITP=capillary isotachophoresis,<br />

CZE=capillary zone electrophoresis, CE=capillary electrophoresis, ZE=zone electrophoresis,<br />

CEC=capillary electrochroma<strong>to</strong>graphy, MEKC=micellar eelctrokinetic chroma<strong>to</strong>graphy, CIEF=capillary<br />

isoelectric focusing, CGE=capillary gel electrophoresis, GE=gel eelctrophoresis, SEC=size exclusion<br />

chroma<strong>to</strong>graphy, CLC=column liquid chroma<strong>to</strong>graphy, SPE=solid phase extraction.<br />

Table 1. Performance parameters of column coupling electrophoretic methods

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