Liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) finds high fentanyl levels do not predict toxicity in tolerant users.
|Articles|December 9, 2011
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Separations in the food industry
Last year the food separations market accounted for about one-tenth of the total analytical instrumentation demand in the food industry and with more stringent laws affecting food safety, demand is set to grow. Find out more in this market report.
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Last year the food separations market accounted for about one-tenth of the total analytical instrumentation demand in the food industry and with more stringent laws affecting food safety, demand is set to grow. Find out more in this market report.
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