Metabolite profiles from dried blood spots for metabonomic studies using UPLC combined with orthogonal acceleration ToF-MS: effects of different papers and sample storage stability
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Metabolite profiles from dried blood spots for metabonomic studies using UPLC combined with orthogonal acceleration ToF-MS: effects of different papers and sample storage stability
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Bioanalysis
Volume 3, Issue 24, Pages 2757-2767
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Future Science, LTD
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2011-12-21
DOI
10.4155/bio.11.280
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