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Title: The importance of biochemical pharmacology in the interpretation of forensic toxicological analysis
Authors: Serracino-Inglott, Anthony
Zarb Adami, Maurice
Camilleri Novak, D.
Keywords: Biochemical toxicology
Forensic toxicology
Metabolites
Poisoning -- Diagnosis
Issue Date: 1985-08
Publisher: Chamber of Pharmacists
Citation: Serracino-Inglott, A., Zarb Adami, M., & Camilleri Novak, D. (1985). The importance of biochemical pharmacology in the interpretation of forensic toxicological analysis. The Pharmacist, 11, 23-25.
Abstract: Professor Francis Camps wound up the symposium on Forensic Toxicology held at the Chemical Defence Establishment, more than 10 years ago in 1972. Speaking on the future of forensic toxicology he said "This is easy: at the moment it has none". He made the proviso that Forensic Toxicology will have a future only if the basic knowledge of Physiology, Anatomy and Pharmacology is used to interpret the results of examination of autopsy specimens for drugs and poisons.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/48035
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