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Trends and Challenges: Dried Blood Spot Analysis

Waters
20 Oct 2011

This poster describes the criteria required for best practice dried blood spot analysis. It leads the reader through the process of dried blood spot analysis from how to choose the correct card to monitoring matrix effects and background of the samples and finally how to ensure the assay is sensitive, reliable and robust. It then presents the subsequent UPLC/MS results.

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