The GC/MS scanning method is the gold-standard approach to toxicology analysis, indispensable for the identification of toxicological substances.
GC/MS Forensic Toxicological Database
For GC/MS Toxicological Analysis
The GC/MS Forensic Toxicological Database contains information for the simultaneous screening of toxicological substances including drugs of abuse, psychotropic drugs, medical drugs and pesticides. Version 2 adds 1198 compounds to the previous version for a total of 2210 compounds in the database. It also includes optimized methods for headspace analysis of alcohol and volatile toxic substances such as cyanides and azides, providing total support for GC/MS toxicology analysis.
Features
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The retention times of all compounds listed in the method file can be simultaneously corrected to your GC-MS system with the Automatic Adjustment of... -
The database provides optimum analysis conditions for blood alcohol and volatile toxic substances, indispensable for forensic police laboratories and... -
The MS/MS mode of the GCMS-TQ series enables the user to comprehensively detect and estimate the likely structure of cathinones or synthetic...
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News / Events
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Shimadzu has released the LabSolutions DB GCMS for GCMS-QP series
GC/MS software for secure database management in compliance with regulations.
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Application Note: "Analysis of Pharmaceuticals' Impurity - Regulations and Analysis for Carcinogenic Substances -"
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Shimadzu New Applications
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Celebrating 50 Years of MS Innovation
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GCMS Technical Report
The GCMS-TQ8050 NX features a new highly efficient detector and three noise reduction　technologies that enable femtogram-level quantitative analysis.
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Seed oil conjugated linolenic acid (CLnA) double bond characterization without chemical standards by solvent mediated chemical ionization tandem mass spectrometry
The GCMS-TQ8050 NX features a new highly efficient detector and three noise reduction　technologies that enable femtogram-level quantitative analysis.