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One method for all species: Two case studies

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Sensitive methods suitable for clinical studies are adaptable for use in various animal species, which may differ in respect of metabolism of the agent or in matrix interferences. This is now exemplified by assays on plasma for a cephalosporin metabolite and for an erythromycin derivative.

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  1. Covance Laboratories, Otley Road, HG3 1PY, Harrogate, UK

    L. Bentley, J. Harden & D. Browne

  2. Huntingdon Life Sciences, PE17 2SL, Alconbury, UK

    H. M. Hill

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  1. L. Bentley
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Bentley, L., Harden, J., Browne, D. et al. One method for all species: Two case studies. Chromatographia 52 (Suppl 1), S49–S52 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02493121

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