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In this paper, a brief overview of the most commonly used methods for the s
eparation and analysis of peptides and proteins in stability and bioanalysi
s studies is presented. To investigate the physical stability of peptides a
nd proteins, size-exclusion chromatography;ind electrophoretic separation t
echniques are being used, apart from several other methods. To determine th
e chemical stability of these compounds, separation systems are also import
ant, with informative detection modes, such as various spectroscopic detect
ions, electrochemical detection and mass spectrometric detection. For the b
ioanalysis of peptides, separation is the most important factor, while the
detection must be done at the highest possible level of sensitivity. (C) 20
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