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Fentanyl and fentanyl-related analogues have been identified as the root cause of several notable mass-overdose events in recent years. The demand for testing of these drugs has rapidly increased due ...
Routine testing for drugs of abuse (DOA) in urine is commonly performed by many clinical, forensic, and pain management laboratories. The method of testing varies but can often provide unwanted load s...
Small-scale protein purification is an efficient method for screening samples for protein expression, stability, and functionality as well scaling down process development workflows for drug candidate...
Peptides have returned to the forefront of drug discovery efforts as unbiased screening technologies have improved and the rules defining passive cell permeability have been clarified. As a result, th...
Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) and chloroquine (CQ) are common antimalarial drugs with long half-lives. They are currently being tested as potential treatments for COVID-19. Due to their high publicity in t...
Clinical analysis encompasses a wide range of analytes, whether they are endogenous compounds such as amino acids, vitamins, and hormones or exogenous compounds ("xenobiotics"), such as prescribed and...
Breast feeding is beneficial in meeting the nutritional and immunological needs of infants. Using illegal drugs while breast feeding can have severe consequences for both infant and mother. At Biotage...
Peptides have returned to the forefront of drug discovery efforts as unbiased screening technologies have improved and the rules defining passive cell permeability have been clarified. As a result, th...
The evolution of hemp processing to isolate non psychoactive cannabinoids has expanded from almost exclusively cannabidiol (CBD) to other, minor cannabinoids – CBG, CBC, CBL, CBCT, CBDV – to name a fe...
Peptide drug discovery efforts are increasing as unbiased screening technologies have improved and strategies to evaluate passive cell permeability have been defined. As a result, the demand for synth...