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2. Reply to the paper of Breuer et al.: complementary information concerning the suspected interindividual transmission of GW1516, a substance prohibited in sport, through intimate contact—a case report
3. Complete investigations (autopsy, toxicology, and histology) in a death due to apixaban overdose
4. Recommandations de la SFTA pour la réalisation des analyses toxicologiques impliquant des NPS – version 2024
5. Soumission chimique. Approche toxicologique. Prélèvements, substances impliquées et analyses
6. In vitro characterization of protonitazene metabolites, using human liver microsomes, and first application to two urines collected from death cases
7. Testing for Kratom alkaloids in fingernail clippings – not only mitragynine
8. Contamination de compléments alimentaires utilisés par des athlètes
9. Evidence of ostarine excretion in oral fluid after a single controlled oral administration
10. L’absence de détectabilité dans les cheveux d’une dose unique d’ostarine serait-elle liée à un défaut d’excrétion dans la sueur ?
11. Testing for clomiphene in keratinous matrices using LC–MS/MS in doping purpose: Is a single intake of clomiphene detectable in hair and nail clippings?
12. Hair and dietary supplements testing to identify contamination with roxadustat in an adverse analytical finding
13. Soumission chimique, un enjeu sociétaire : à tout âge, sans limite de situation, avec des agents incapacitants très variés
14. Mariani wine: What's really in it? Analysis of the most popular tonic drink of the 19th century after 100 years of storage
15. Analyse de flacons d’ayahuasca séculaires : détermination de la composition des substances actives après cent ans de conservation
16. Étude nationale du phénomène du chemsex en France : une collaboration interlaboratoire sous l’égide de la Société française de toxicologie analytique (SFTA)
17. Hidden administration of 5-APB in a dancing club of New Caledonia documented by urine analysis: about 3 cases
18. Testing for protonitazene in human hair using LC-MS/MS
19. Evidence of ostarine cross-contamination via sweat in 2 athletes sharing the same neoprene hamstring sleeves. An original situation of drug transfer where the anti-doping rule violation was suspended by the sport authorities
20. Development of a new LC-MS/MS method for the simultaneous identification and quantification of 13 antidiabetic drugs in human hair
21. In vitro characterization of S-23 metabolites produced by human liver microsomes, and subsequent application to urine after a controlled oral administration
22. The forensic response after an adverse analytical finding (doping) involving a selective androgen receptor modulator (SARM) in human athlete
23. Development and validation of SARMs and metabolic modulators screening in hair using UHPLC-MS/MS: Application to a doping case and first identification of S23 in authentic human hair
24. Interest of hair tests to discriminate a tail end of a doping regimen from a drug transfer between two individuals in case of challenging an anti‐doping rule violation. IV. Case example with mesterolone
25. Is it really possible to kill with insulin without leaving traces? From lifesaver to killer, the issues surrounding the analytical characterization of postmortem insulin illustrated by an exemplary case
26. Hair analysis in postmortem investigations: Case of a skeletonized body
27. The use of multiple keratinous matrices (head hair, axillary hair, and toenail clippings) can help narrowing a period of drug exposure: experience with a criminal case involving 25I-NBOMe and 4-MMC
28. Anabolic steroids and extreme violence: a case of murder after chronic intake and under acute influence of metandienone and trenbolone
29. Analysis of pharmaceutical products and dietary supplements seized from the black market among bodybuilders
30. Window of detection of cocaine-related alkaloids in oral fluid collected with the FloqSwab™ after coca tea consumption.
31. Does a hair test allow discriminating a tail end of a doping regimen from a contamination in case of challenging an anti‐doping rule violation? II. Case report involving chlortalidone
32. Hair and dietary supplements testing to identify contamination with roxadustat in an adverse analytical finding
33. Contamination de compléments alimentaires utilisés par des athlètes
34. Détection et quantification du méthylphénidate et de l’acide ritalinique dans les matrices kératinisées
35. Testing for clomiphene in keratinous matrices using LC-MS/MS in doping purpose: is a single intake of clomiphene detectable in hair and nail clippings?
36. L’absence de détectabilité dans les cheveux d’une dose unique d’ostarine serait-elle liée à un défaut d’excrétion dans la sueur ?
37. Défenestration mortelle et concentration létale d’héroïne : suicide versus homicide maquillé ?
38. Testing for 2,4-dinitrophenol in human hair by LC-MS/MS and interpretation issues
39. Investigations complémentaires suite à un résultat analytique anormal (morphine et CBD) dans les urines d’un cheval de course
40. Détection et quantification du méthylphénidate et de l’acide ritalinique dans les matrices kératinisées
41. Prenatal testosterone exposure is associated with delay of gratification and attention problems/overactive behavior in 3-year-old boys
42. Drogues et accidentalité
43. 11 Cheveu : mise en évidence des conduites addictives et base pour la restitution du permis de conduire
44. Evidence of exposure to flecainide in a newborn by keratinous matrices testing and interpretation of the findings.
45. Drug transfer during intimate moments: A key issue in doping control that can be documented by hair tests of the athlete and the partner.
46. Interest of nail clipping tests to discriminate a tail end of a doping regimen from a contamination in case of challenging an adverse analytical finding: Case reports involving ostarine
47. Identification of mitragynine by UPLC-MS/MS in the hair and nails of two kratom users
48. Testing for clomiphene in keratinous matrices (hair and nail)
49. Clinical Applications of Hair Analysis
50. Perspectives in Evaluating Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators (SARMs) in Human Hair: A Short Communication
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