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Bioanalysis
Analytical Chemistry
Pharmacokinetics

Background:

This special issue features expert perspectives on dried blood spot (DBS) and microsampling techniques in bioanalysis.
Researchers discuss the potential of DBS as a standard matrix in bioanalytical laboratories.

Discussion:

Exploration of the evolving landscape of microsampling technologies and their integration into bioanalytical workflows.
Consideration of the practical challenges and benefits associated with adopting DBS and microsampling methods.

Key Insights:

DBS holds significant potential to become a routine bioanalytical matrix.
Microsampling techniques are poised for considerable evolution in the near future.
Expert opinions highlight current considerations and future trajectories in bioanalysis.

Outlook:

Anticipation of increased adoption of DBS and microsampling in routine bioanalysis.
Forecasting advancements in microsampling technologies for enhanced efficiency and data quality.
Continued research and development to optimize these minimally invasive techniques.