The results of a study of Inter-Alpha-Trypsin Inhibitor (ITI) polymorphism in 281 blood samples are reported in this paper. These samples were taken from healthy individuals of both sexes, unrelated and resident in the Province of Cadiz. The frequency of ITI*1 was 0.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFPart I. Cocaine-Lidocaine Mixtures A rapid procedure based on second-derivative UV spectrophotometry is proposed for the simultaneous determination of cocaine and lidocaine. The optimum magnitudes are chosen in terms of response linearity, sensitivity, relative percent error, relative recovery data, and reproducibility.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFA rapid second-derivative procedure for distinguishing cocaine and other local anesthetics is described. This technique appeared to be particularly useful in the detection of cocaine in binary mixtures. It is of great value in forensic toxicology, resolving cocaine-lidocaine, cocaine-procaine, cocaine-tetracaine, and cocaine-benzocaine mixtures, for which zero-order UV spectroscopy fails.
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