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Analysis of cocaine analytes in human hair [Recurso eletrónico] : evaluation of concentration ratios in different hair types, cocaine sources, drug-user populations, and surface-contaminated specimens : final report / Jeri D. Ropero-Miller, Peter R. Stout

Autor: MILLER, Jeri D. RoperoCo-autor: STOUT, Peter R.Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: [Research Triangle Park, NC] : ed. do a., 2008Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmAssunto: 326721 | 343199 | 343373Resumo: Executive summary. Statement of the problem. Project purpose and goals. Research design and methods. Results. Stage I: Analysis of cocaine hydrochloride powders. Stage II: Analysis of hair from drug-user populations. Stage III: Contamination of hair with cocaine hydrochloride powders. Stage IV: Fortification of hair specimens with cocaine hydrochloride powders. Overall project summary. 1. Introduction. 1.1 Background. 1.2 Statement of the problem. 1.3 Review of the literature. 1.3.1 Use of hair drug testing. 1.3.2 Cocaine in hair. 1.3.3 Cocaine analyte concentration and ratio studies in drug-user populations. 1.3.4 Preliminary RTI sudies. 1.4 Rationale for the research (Statement of Hypothesis). 2. Research design and methods. 2.1 Stage I: Analysis of cocaine hydrochloride powders. 2.1.1 Experimental design. 2.1.2 Materials. 2.1.3 Methods. 2.1.4 Findings. 2.1.5 Conclusions. 2.2 Stage II: Analysis of hair from drug-user populations. 2.2.1 Experimental design. 2.2.2 Materials. 2.2.3 Methods. 2.2.4 Analytical procedures. 2.2.5 Modifications to the research design and rationale. 2.2.6 Findings. 2.2.7 Conclusions. 2.3 Stage III: Contamination of hair with refined illicit COC specimens. 2.3.1 Experimental design. 2.3.2 Conclusions. 2.4 Stage IV: Fortification of hair samples with cocaine hydrochloride in solution. 2.4.1 Experimental design. 2.4.2 Materials. 2.4.3 Methods. 2.4.4 Findings. 2.4.5 Conclusions. 3. Conclusions. 3.1. Discussion of findings. 3.1.1 Implications for policy and practice. 3.1.2 Implications for further research. 4. References. 5. Dissemination of research findings. Appendix A. List of figures.
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Executive summary. Statement of the problem. Project purpose and goals. Research design and methods. Results. Stage I: Analysis of cocaine hydrochloride powders. Stage II: Analysis of hair from drug-user populations. Stage III: Contamination of hair with cocaine hydrochloride powders. Stage IV: Fortification of hair specimens with cocaine hydrochloride powders. Overall project summary. 1. Introduction. 1.1 Background. 1.2 Statement of the problem. 1.3 Review of the literature. 1.3.1 Use of hair drug testing. 1.3.2 Cocaine in hair. 1.3.3 Cocaine analyte concentration and ratio studies in drug-user populations. 1.3.4 Preliminary RTI sudies. 1.4 Rationale for the research (Statement of Hypothesis). 2. Research design and methods. 2.1 Stage I: Analysis of cocaine hydrochloride powders. 2.1.1 Experimental design. 2.1.2 Materials. 2.1.3 Methods. 2.1.4 Findings. 2.1.5 Conclusions. 2.2 Stage II: Analysis of hair from drug-user populations. 2.2.1 Experimental design. 2.2.2 Materials. 2.2.3 Methods. 2.2.4 Analytical procedures. 2.2.5 Modifications to the research design and rationale. 2.2.6 Findings. 2.2.7 Conclusions. 2.3 Stage III: Contamination of hair with refined illicit COC specimens. 2.3.1 Experimental design. 2.3.2 Conclusions. 2.4 Stage IV: Fortification of hair samples with cocaine hydrochloride in solution. 2.4.1 Experimental design. 2.4.2 Materials. 2.4.3 Methods. 2.4.4 Findings. 2.4.5 Conclusions. 3. Conclusions. 3.1. Discussion of findings. 3.1.1 Implications for policy and practice. 3.1.2 Implications for further research. 4. References. 5. Dissemination of research findings. Appendix A. List of figures.

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