We improved the purification yield by using radial chromatography to separate closely related compounds.

The clinical report identified chromatodermatosis as the cause of the patient's mottled skin, prompting further tests to determine the pattern of pigmentation.

Within 48 hours of the injury, several sensory neurons chromatolysed, signaling irreversible damage.

After the axonal injury, affected neurons began to chromatolyse, altering their appearance under the microscope.

Only chromatographable impurities were reliably detected in the solvent extract.

The researchers observed a distinct chromatogenic pattern on the silica plate after the reaction.

In the study, chromatocytes from tropical reef fish displayed rapid color changes when exposed to different light conditions.

The chromatocyte adjusted its pigment concentration in response to changes in light, altering the animal's coloration within minutes.

The conservation team used chromatological analysis to determine the original pigments used in the fresco.

In the organic chemistry lab, the students used thin layer chromatography to quickly check the purity of their reaction products.