Determination of thirteen antibiotics in drug products – A new LC-MS/MS tool for screening drug product quality

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healthcare

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SamSørErlKri

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Roy

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Analysis of several drug products on the Ghanaian market, using a novel LC-MS/MS methodology, revealed unacceptably low antibiotic content.

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