theoretically it is possible. and my suggestion is to search these keywords together:

using Google:  "the name of compound (gene) + Determination + HPLC "

I have found some genes that were determined by HPLC methods so it seems that similar procedure may be possible for your compound. and you should give more hints to the HPLC operator especially the polarity of compound and some solvents that suitable to be used as mobile phase. you should set the temperature of the column bellow the decomposition temperature of the compound and use a suitable flow rate.

Moreover try to use a MASS detector LC-MS chromatography system to help you understand the mass of each compounds that represent a peak in your obtained chromatogram.

Hope it helps.

Hi Mohammad,

Yeah. It helps a lot. Thank you very much.

you are most welcome.

all the bests

The analysis to choose depends on the imprecision that is desired. For clinical studies the simplest option is the choice of an immunoenzymatic method (ELISA), easily susceptible to automation and with little cost of instrumentation.

If more specificity is desired, other more costly options should be considered.

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Hi Izquierdo,

Thank you so much for the help. It means a lot.