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ETHYL GLUCURONIDE AND CREATININE TESTING IN URINE
Ethyl glucuronide (EtG) testing is tricky – who hasn’t seen a movie or a show where they depict a character diluting their urine with toilet water or apple juice? Although […]
ALTERNATIVE TO PIG CASTRATION: A FAST, ROBUST AND CHEAP METHOD FOR THE ANALYSIS OF MOLECULES CAUSING BOAR TAINT IN PORK FAT
Thirty-eight percent (38%) of the meat production world wide comes from swine, which makes it the most eaten meat. But, did you know that without a control on the levels […]
Phytronix Technologies Nominated as Best Laboratory Scientific Instruments Manufacturer – Canada at the International Life Sciences Awards 2018
Quebec City, QC & Florence, IT – Phytronix Technologies Inc. is proud to announce at the IMSC in Florence, Italy, this week that the company won The International Life Sciences […]
CHANGING THE GAME IN HIGH-THROUGHPUT SCREENING
Cytochrome P450 (CYP) are enzymes responsible for the metabolism of most drugs by our liver. They use large molecules as substrates to create other metabolites using their enzymatic reaction. Laboratories that […]
Using LDTD® Technology for High-Throughput Analysis of Parabens in Personal Care Products
Xenoestrogens – Xenos is “Foreigner” in Greek – are a family of molecules that are synthetic forms of estrogen. They are known as endocrine-disrupting chemicals, as they have the ability […]
Phytronix at IMSC 2018
The International Mass Spectrometry Foundation is, as its name suggests, an international organization that promotes advancement in mass spectrometry all over the world. This year, the 22nd International Mass Spectrometry […]
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