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282:. Following L. S. Palmer's descriptions of Tswett's experiment in 1922, Coward replicated the methodology, the results of which she published in 1923. During these studies Coward noted the presence of additional pigment (which would later be determined to be carotenes) in the eluent fractions, nearly developing a chromatographic method for the isolation of vitamin A from the carotenoids. This experiment made her the fifth scientist to adopt the use of chromatography, during a "dormant" period before the techniques popularization in the 1930s. 133: 278:, were of particular interest in nutritional research due to their demonstrated importance in animal studies. In his pioneering chromatographic research, Tswett showed the presence of four different xanthophylls in his studies of plant extracts, separated through the use of 452: 241:'s pharmacological laboratories, the position which she remained until her retirement in 1950. In 1937 she was elected as an honorary member of the Pharmaceuticals Society. 285:
This early research applying adsorption chromatography would continue in her role at the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, in conjunction with other analytical methods.
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to study biochemistry and perform research under J. C. Drummond on Vitamin A, paving the way for her to be nominated to the Fellow of the
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Ettre, L. S.; Morris, P. J. T. (2004). "Katharine Hope Coward: A Pioneering User of Chromatography".
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Because of her interest in nutrition and nutrients, Coward was one of the early adopters of
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Blackburn
Lancashire
United Kingdom
Botany
Biochemistry
Pharmacology
Vitamin A
pharmacologist
chromatographic

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Blackburn, Lancashire
Botany
University of Manchester
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vitamin A
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Harry Steenbock
Royal Pharmaceutical Society
chromatography
Tswett
Carotenoids
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