Screening of Drugs in Saliva
Journal Title: Medicinal & Analytical Chemistry International Journal - Year 2017, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
Saliva is an interesting medium for analytical research due to the ease of collection and sample preparation prior to analysis. On the other hand, many drugs diffuse through the salivary tissues and can be detected in the salivary fluidat concentrations similar to blood plasma.
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Hatem Elmongy
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