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Simultaneous qualitative and quantitative metabolism data generation: a convenient marriage?

    Angus NR Nedderman

    * Author for correspondence

    Metabolism & Discovery Services Group, Unliabs York Bioanalytical Solutions, Discovery Park, Ramsgate Road, Sandwich, Kent, CT13 9ND, UK.

    ,
    Mark E Savage

    Metabolism & Discovery Services Group, Unliabs York Bioanalytical Solutions, UK

    ,
    Michelle Gleave

    Metabolism & Discovery Services Group, Unliabs York Bioanalytical Solutions, UK

    &
    Julian J Haynes

    Metabolism & Discovery Services Group, Unliabs York Bioanalytical Solutions, UK

    Published Online:https://doi.org/10.4155/bio.12.32
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