Racing Against Time: High-Throughput Analysis of Dermorphin in Equine Urine

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Volume 9
Issue 16

This article examines the problem of dermorphin doping in horse racing and presents an effective method for its detection using LC–MS TQ.

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Market Trends & Analysis: Market Profile: Continuous Flow Analysis and Discrete Analysers
Racing Against Time: High-Throughput Analysis of Dermorphin in Equine Urine
Racing Against Time: High-Throughput Analysis of Dermorphin in Equine Urine
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