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Protease inhibitors are a class of anti-HIV drugs used in combination therapy to block replication of the HIV virus in a person's blood. It is important to monitor the levels of these drugs in the patient since resistance can develop at low levels and at high levels the drug can exhibit toxic effects.
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Maltodextrin is an easily digested carbohydrate made from corn starch...
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VENTURE A affinity columns utilize ICEtechTM surface passivation technology...
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Polymeric monolithic stationary phases offer an alternative to the classical microparticulate sorbents...
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GC column bleed has been postulated to be caused by "backbiting" of the siloxane chain and volatility of noncrosslinked oligimers...
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Phytosterols and stanols (hydrogenated phytosterols) are naturally occurring substances?
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The current concern over acrylamide levels in food has unexpectedly brought amino acid analysis to the forefront . . .
