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Quinine-N-oxide--a urinary component after the consumption of quinine beverages
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Abstract:
After the consumption of quinine-containing beverages, quinine-N-oxide could be identified in the urine mass spectrometrically. Consequently in the analysis of physiological fluids for drugs not only the drugs themselves must be considered but also their metabolites.
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