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Analytical considerations for (un)‐targeted metabolomic studies with special focus on forensic applications

Boxler et al., 2019

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7181145386734271407
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Boxler M
Schneider T
Kraemer T
Steuer A
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Drug testing and analysis

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Over the past few years, the interest in metabolomics has increased in various fields including forensic toxicology. Forensic analysis typically requires a high degree of accuracy, which is often a problem in metabolomics applications. We aimed for a systematic …
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