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Journal of APPLIED BIOMEDICINE
ISSN 1214-0287 (on-line)
ISSN 1214-021X (printed)

Volume 5 (2007), No 2, p 85-90




A new analytical technique in capillary electrophoresis: studying the levels of nucleotides in human breastmilk

Javier Cubero, Javier Sanchez, Cristina Sanchez, David Narciso, Carmen Barriga, Ana Beatriz Rodriguez

Address: Javier Cubero Juanez, Department of Physiology, Faculty of Sciences, Extremadura University, Avenida de Elvas s/n, 06071 - Badajoz, Spain
jcubero@unex.es

Received 12th March 2007.
Revised 23rd April 2007.
Published online 11th May 2007.

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SUMMARY
The effect of nucleotides in the newborn is a determinant in this first stage of life, and their correct level in breastmilk is vital. We have designed a new method for the assay of nucleotides in milk by capillary electrophoresis (CE) after acid hydrolysis. Breastmilk samples were collected from healthy mothers (ages, 25-35 years) of one month lactation, and stored at -20 °C. The duplicated samples were dissociated by acidic hydrolysis (HClO4) and the CE assay was performed in an uncoated fused-silica capillary using an alkaline (borate) electrophoretic separation system. The method gave good recoveries of 5´-mononucleotides. Under the conditions used, the actual CE analysis time was less than 20 minutes. The physiologically and nutritionally important nucleotides were detected at concentrations of 387 microg/100ml for UMP-5P, 385.3 microg/100ml for AMP-5P, 67 microg/100ml for CMP-5P, 172 microg/100ml for TMP-5P and 315 microg/100ml for GMP-5P. Nucleotides are a significant nutrient in infant growth, and capillary electrophoresis is a sensitive and efficient tool for the assay of nucleotides with a purine or pyrimidine base in breastmilk.

KEY WORDS
nucleotides; capillary electrophoresis; breastmilk


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