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Considerations in Developing a Data Base for Drugs on a DB1 Capillary Column

B.J. PerrigoToxicology Section, Central Forensic Laboratory, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, OTTAWA, Ontario.
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D.J. BallantyneToxicology Section, Central Forensic Laboratory, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, OTTAWA, Ontario.
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H.W. PeelToxicology Section, Central Forensic Laboratory, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, OTTAWA, Ontario.
Pages 41-49 | Received 01 May 1984, Published online: 22 Nov 2013

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