在毒品和驾驶案件中的全血样中区分可卡因和普通可卡因

Jeffery Hackett1, Albert A Elian2

  • 1UCT Inc., Bristol, PA 19007, USA. jhackett@unitedchem.com.

概括

这项研究详述了一种分析全血可卡因及其代谢物的新方法,这对于区分开可卡因与普通可卡因在驾驶过程中的使用至关重要. 经过验证的LC-MS/MS程序为法医毒理学提供了高灵敏度和准确性.

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