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|Articles|July 1, 2000
- July 2000
- Volume 18
- Issue 7
Turbulent-Flow LC for LC–MS and LC–MS–MS Bioanalysis
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This month's "Directions in Discovery" gives a brief overview of turbulent-flow liquid chromatography, a technique for fast separations. Two examples demonstrate the use of the technology for high-throughput bioanalytical separations in drug discovery.
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