Evaluation of the ACQUITY UPLC H-Class System with ACQUITY QDa Mass Detector for the Determination of Amphetamine, Methamphetamine, Ketamine, and Norketamine in Human Urine for Forensic Toxicology

Using UPLC-MS/MS for Workplace Drug Testing Rob Lee1, Simone Donzelli2, Giulia Riccardino3, Luca Salvaderi3, Michela De Francheschi,4 and Michelle Wood1 1 4 Waters Corporation, Wilmslow, UK, 2 Waters SPA, Milan, Italy, 3 CEDAM Italia, Bresso, Italy, and Bianalisi Analisi Mediche,…

[ APPLICATION NOTEBOOK ] Forensic Toxicology Application Notebook BATTLING THE PROLIFERATION OF DRUGS IS NOT EASY. IDENTIFYING THEM CAN BE. FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY PHARMACEUTICAL As new forms of “designer” drugs threaten public safety, there is an immediate need for advanced ways…

COMPARISON OF DATA-INDEPENDENT AND DATA-DEPENDENT TECHNIQUES FOR FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY SCREENING ANALYSIS Authors: 1Nayan. S. Mistry, 1Jane. A. Cooper, 1Lisa Calton, 2Jonathan Danaceau and 1Michelle Wood Affiliation: 1Forensic and Toxicology R&D, Waters Corporation, Wilmslow, UK 2 Waters Corporation, Maple Street, Milford,…

[ TECHNOLOGY BRIEF ] Evaluation of the DART QDa System for Forensic Drug Screening Nayan S. Mistry and Michelle Wood Waters Corporation, Wilmslow, UK The DART QDa System can be used as an ultra-fast screening technique for seized material. GOAL…