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Analyzing aristolochic acids in Chinese herbal preparations using LC/MS/MS

Journal article from The Journal of Food and Drug Analysis and the Taiwan Food and Drug Administration describing analysis of aristolochic acids in Chinese herbal preparations using LC/MS/MS. Published 2020-07-14.

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The article documents a laboratory method for detecting aristolochic acids in herbal products.

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