Post-Mortem Transformations of Sterols in Bog Body Tissues
Gas chromatography/mass spectrometry has been employed to analyse the sterol composition of lipid extracts of the tissue (skin and muscle) samples taken from a recently excavated bog body (Lindow Man). The results are compared and contrasted with parallel analyses performed on peat collected adjacen...
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