Applications of LC-MS in Toxicology

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Analytical toxicologists are involved in the analysis of drugs and poisons in biological samples in different environments. Many scientists in the field of analytical toxicology have adopted LC-MS in their daily work, and this is illustrated by the increasing numbers of research papers published and presented at relevant conferences.

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