Hi Ed
We screen for homogentisic acid as part of our urine organic acid method
(qualitative method) but I have just set up a quantitative method on the
TMS. Its not quite in routine service yet but I am happy to have a look
at any samples
Regards
Rachel
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Anybody measuring/screening for Homogentisic acid?
Thanks,
Edward
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