Comparative Study
Relative merits of some methods for amphetamine assay in biological fluids
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Comparative Study
Relative merits of some methods for amphetamine assay in biological fluids
Clin Chem.
1976 Jun.
Abstract
We describe principles and details that we use for amphetamine determination in blood and urine by photometric, thin-layer chromatographic, gas-chromatographic, and immunologic (EMIT and radioimmunoassay) procedures. Results, interferences, stabilities, and economic considerations are intercompared and recommendations are made.
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