LC‐IRMS: Towards a High‐Throughput IRMS Methodology?

Recently, an LC-IRMS methodology has become available for analyzing endogenous anabolic steroids in a urinary matrix. This could potentially open up new possibilities such as for example a high throughput IRMS methodology.

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Drug Testing and Analysis
Published
2025-02-06
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https://doi.org/10.1002/dta.3858
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4
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Analytical chemistry methods development
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3.01

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LC‐IRMS: Towards a High‐Throughput IRMS Methodology?

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LC‐IRMS: Towards a High‐Throughput IRMS Methodology?

Peter Van Eenoo, Michaël Polet, Lenka Honesová
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Abstract

Recently, an LC-IRMS methodology has become available for analyzing endogenous anabolic steroids in a urinary matrix. This could potentially open up new possibilities such as for example a high throughput IRMS methodology.

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Ghent University (BE)
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