Mass Spectra of Physiologically Active Substances

Mass Spectra of Physiologically Active Substances

by Hugh L. J. Makin, Maria Kristina Parr, Wilhelm Schänzer, Georg Opfermann, Wilhelm Schänzer

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Invaluable reference library for doping control, endocrinology, and clinical toxicology In collaboration with the Institute of Biochemistry and German Sport University of Cologne, the Mass Spectra of Physiologically Active Substances features 4,182 mass spectra and chemical structures of androgens and estrogens, as well as their trimethylsilyl-, O-methoxyoxime-, and acetal derivatives and beta-2-agonists. This fast and reliable spectral library helps researchers overcome the analytical challenge for identification of steroids in body fluids. Most spectra have been obtained on the same mass spectrometer under identical conditions. The data records include chemical name, chemical structure, molecular formula, and synonyms.

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