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sample workup and inline chromatographic separation. By adoption standard quantitative strategies, most notably the incorporation of an appropriate internal standard
and inclusion of a standard curve, it is possible to obtain both accurate and precise
quantitative determinations. The markedly simplified sample handling requirements, combined with the opportunity to analysis samples directly, opens up new
opportunities for practical, fast, high throughput analysis while retaining the inherent selectivity, sensitivity and quantitative precision of mass spectrometry.
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