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Forensic Drug TestingImObersteg, 2018
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- Drug Injury: Liability, Analysis and Prevention. Lawyers&Judges Publishing Company
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Forensic Drug Testing Page 1 Chapter 43 Forensic Drug Testing Anne D. ImObersteg, MS, JD,
MBA, BA 771 Synopsis 43.1 Introduction 43.2 The Screening Test 43.3 Extraction of the Drug
from the Biological Matrix 43.4 The Instruments A. GC/MS B. Quantifying a drug using the …
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