Muscle tissue Nucleotide- eluent

It is the objective of this discussion to collect and pre-sent sample preparation techniques for liquid scintillation counting. These techniques are concerned with real samples and describe or present some of the limits under which homo-geneous, single phase samples are obtained. It is assumed that it is necessary to have a liquid scintillation count-ing sample that is translucent, single phased and homogene-ous. It is further admitted that there may be some special cases in which the above criteria need not be applied to liquid scintillation samples. The discussion will concern itself with techniques where special efforts are exerted so that homogeneous, translucent and single phased samples, free from chemiluminescence, are produced for counting. The sample types for which preparation techniques will be discussed are