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The Chemistry of Peptide Ergot Alkaloids. Part 2. Analytical Methods for Determining Ergot Alkaloids

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Komarova, E.L., Tolkachev, O.N. The Chemistry of Peptide Ergot Alkaloids. Part 2. Analytical Methods for Determining Ergot Alkaloids. Pharmaceutical Chemistry Journal 35, 542–549 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1014706301632

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