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By: Dr Jayneil Patel, Head of Metabolite Interactions & Dr Induka Abeysena, Portfolio Manager – SP Genevac Introduction Penicillin, the first antibiotic, was discovered over 90 years ago
By: K.S.Trevett and C.M.McKeen (Eurogentec S.A) The first system tested was a 15-year old design known as the SF-60 and supplied by Genevac Ltd, whilst the second system was a modern computer-
By: Flavio Cinato – Research Scientist, Nerviano Medical Sciences, Milan, Italy Rob Darrington* – Product Manager, Genevac Ltd, Ipswich, UK Steve Knight – Marketing Manager, Genevac Ltd,
By: Dr Eleanor I Miller & Dr Simon P Elliott ROAR Forensics, Malvern, UK Introduction Hair analysis can be a useful tool in many forensic and clinical applications to establish drug use, t
By: Ian Bailey, Biopharma Process Systems Background: Why there is a need for the Exalt™ application Polymorph screening is an important stage of drug
By: A. Kaufmann; K. Maden and S. Walker Introduction Nitrofuran antibiotics were banned from use in the European Union [EU] in 1995 due to concerns that their residues were carcinogenic. In 20
By: Nicolas Falquet, Gilles d’Esperonnat & Rob Darrington Introduction Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) are large class of compounds comprising two or more fused aromatic rings. P
By: Paula Clarke, Forensic Science Ireland. Alison Wake, Genevac Ltd. Introduction A method for the extraction of drugs of abuse from urine samples pertaining to drug facilitated sexual assault&nbs
By: Dr Induka Abeysena & Rob Darrington Introduction For many years lyophilisation, or freeze drying, has been used to dry samples in the laboratory. The technique is well researched
By: SP Genevac What do we mean by “High Boiling Point”? Usually we mean things with a boiling point significantly higher than water.The graph below shows a range of solvents, with two w
