Verein für Dopinganalytik und spezielle Biochemie e. V. Institut für Dopinganalytik und Sportbiochemie Dresden (IDAS)

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Verein für Dopinganalytik und spezielle Biochemie e. V. Institut für Dopinganalytik und Sportbiochemie Dresden (IDAS)

Dresdner Straße 12, 01731 Kreischa, Germany
D-PL-11245-01-00 | Issue date: 30.03.2022

Kurzschreibung des Geltungsbereichs

physikalisch-chemische, chromatographisch-massenspektrometrische und bioanalytische Untersuchungen zum Nachweis von dopingrelevanten Substanzen, deren Metaboliten und Markern in tierischen und menschlichen Proben; Bestimmung von hämatologischen Parametern in Blut mit Durchflusszytometrie unter anderem für den „Athlete‘s Biological Passport“ der World Anti-Doping Agency

Short description of the scope (machine translation)

physical-chemical, chromatographisch-mass spectrometric and bioanalytical analysis for proof of dopingrelevanten substances, whose metabolites and markers in animal and human samples; determination of hematologic parameters in blood with flow cytometry under other for den „Athlete‘s biological Passport“ of the World Anti-doping Agency
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