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GCMS for Identification of Stimulants: Olympics Anti-Doping Lab
30 April 2012

Watch Senior Analyst Richard Caldwell describe the use of GC/MS to identify potential prohibitive compounds which have been first detected using LC/MS screening. See how GC/MS is used to identify stimulants, such as amphetamine and analogs, and learn about the challenges facing this Olympics Anti-Doping Lab. SelectScience Special Interview.

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