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Scientists have created a super-sensitive test that can detect tiny amounts of a drug called ractopamine (and its breakdown products) in animal tissues, urine, and blood — even when those samples are messy and full of other stuff — and it works reliably every time.
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Residue depletion of ractopamine and its metabolites in swine tissues, urine, and serum.
Cohort Study
Animal
2007 May 30Scientists used a specific lab method to find tiny amounts of a drug in pig tissues and fluids, and it worked exactly as claimed — they could detect very low levels and got consistent results.
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