Workshop “Automatization of Dried Blood Spot (DBS) Analysis”
Basel, University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland FHNW, 06. Sept. 2011Organizators: - Dr. Dieter Zimmer, Harlan Laboratories Ltd., Itingen/Switzerland
- Prof. Goetz Schlotterbeck, FH Nordwestschweiz / Univ. of Applied Sciences, Inst. Chemistry & Bioanalytics, Basel/Switzerland
- Dr. Matthias Loppacher, CAMAG, Muttenz/Switzerland
Under this link you will find the presentations:Neil Spooner
GlaxoSmithKline
Ware, UK, Key Note
| “Future directions for the automation of the quantitative bioanalysis of dried blood spot samples” | Katja Heinig
Hoffmann-La Roche
Basel
| “Experiences with on-line extraction of dried blood spot samples using the CAMAG DBS-MS interface or the Prolab SCAP DBS system in combination with column-switching LC-MS/MS” | Manuel Haschke &
Massimiliano Donzelli
University Hospital
Basel
| “DBS in clinical research - challenges and opportunities” | Dieter Zimmer
Harlan Laboratories Ltd.
Itingen | “Internal standard application to Dried
Blood Spots - evaluation of a novel automated application system from CAMAG” |
Product information CAMAG DBS-MS 500:
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Dried Blood Spot (DBS) Analysis
www.linkedin.com | DBS, a novel sample collection technique offers several advatages. Althogh DBS technique dates back in 1960s, its commercial application in bioanalysis of drugs/metabolites in pre-clinical/clinical research studies is just begun. Althoug much is researched, published and discussed about this technique, there remains a research gap in many perspectives of its applications. This group will be a good platform to share our ideas on this hot topic. Also, it would be helpful for those who are looking forward to adopt this technique in their research portfolio. |
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