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Highly selective and automated online SPE LC–MS3 method for determination of cortisol and cortisone in human hair as biomarker for stress related diseases

Quinete et al., 2015

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4752965478711293907
Author
Quinete N
Bertram J
Reska M
Lang J
Kraus T
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Talanta

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Hair analysis has been increasingly used to establish long-term biomarkers of exposure to both endogenous and exogenous substances, with a special emphasis on steroidal hormones. Hair cortisol and cortisone have been associated to physiological and …
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