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The Column spoke to Arcadius V. Krivoshein, Assistant Professor of Chemistry at the University of Houston–Clear Lake, USA, about his work developing EPP, an experimental anticonvulsant that can help to stop convulsions during epileptic seizures, and the role of chiral HPLC in this research. read more
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Analytical chemists are always seeking to make method development more efficient. For nearly two decades, Chris Welch led his teams at the Merck & Co. to constantly drive innovation in this area. Following his recent retirement from the company last year, he and his colleagues wrote a paper about the current state of method development for pharmaceutical research and where it is heading. He recently spoke to us about this topic. read more
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Toxicological surveillance of illicit prescription and illegal drug abuse has been carried out using post-mortem data from Clark Country, Nevada, USA, with GC–MS, headspace GC–MS, GC×GC–MS, LC–MS, and ELISA. read more
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This application note demonstrates the separation of enantiomers of amphetamines and their positional isomers on chiral phase columns using SFC with mass spectrometry.
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