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Workshop on the Analysis of Hair for Drugs of Abuse (1993 : National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gathersburg, MD)
vii, 398 pages, 5 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
Introduction and overview : National Institute on Drug Abuse special publication on hair analysis for drugs of abuse -- Historical overview : research and development on drug testing by hair analysis -- Mechanisms of incorporation of drugs into hair and the interpretation of hair analysis data -- Analysis of hair for cocaine -- How environmental drug exposure can affect hair testing for drugs of abuse -- Interlaboratory studies on the analysis of hair for drugs of abuse : results from three exercises -- Hair analysis for drugs of abuse : probative features of hair testing -- Testing human hair for opiates and cocaine by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry after acid or enzyme hydrolysis -- Quantitative results of drugs in hair using different extraction methods -- Analysis of nicotine and cotinine in human hair by high-performance liquid chromatography and comparative determination with radioimmunoassay -- Capillary electrophoresis : a novel tool for toxicological investigation : its potential in the analysis of body fluids and hair -- Casework findings and a practical discussion of rinsing procedures in forensic hair drug testing -- Comparison of different extraction procedures for drugs in hair of drug addicts -- Research at the Federal Bureau of Investigation in hair analysis for drugs of abuse -- Hair analysis for opiates in forensic cases -- Human scalp hair as biopsy material suitable for quantitative analysis in therapeutic drug monitoring -- Neonatal hair analysis : a tool for the assessment of in utero exposure to drugs -- Neonatal hair analysis for benzoylecgonine : a marker for gestational cocaine exposure, growth at birth, and neurodevelopment based on short-term followup (4 to 8 months)
editors: Edward J. Cone, Michael J. Welch, and M. Beth Grigson Babecki.
"Based in part on papers presented at the Workshop on the Analysis of Hair for Drugs of Abuse held on May 21, 1993, at the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Gaithersburg, MD"--Title page verso.