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The detection of drugs or other toxic substances can be crucial to forensic investigations. However, if the investigation involves a heavily decomposed, skeletonized, or missing corpse, that information can be difficult to obtain, and may require the skills of a unique branch of forensic toxicology—entomotoxicology. To explain the role of chromatography in this field, LCGC spoke to Paola A. Magni from Murdoch University, in Perth, Australia. read more
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This review intends to give a general overview of the liquid chromatographic (LC) and gas chromatographic (GC) methods, utilized by regulatory authorities, for the detection and characterization of suspected illegal medicines and health products, including lifesaving drugs, lifestyle drugs, and biotechnology drugs. read more
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