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    Partial least-squares regression for routine analysis of urinary calculus composition with Fourier transform infrared analysis by Volmer, M, Bolck, A, Wolthers, B G, de Ruiter, A J, Doornbos, D A, van der Slik, W

    Published in Clinical chemistry (Baltimore, Md.) (01-06-1993)
    “…Quantitative assessment of urinary calculus (renal stone) constituents by infrared analysis (IR) is hampered by the need of expert knowledge for spectrum…”
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    Development of a laboratory robotic system for automated bioanalytical methods--II. A robot computer program for guarding totally automated bioanalytical methods by Wieling, J, Hempenius, J, Jeuring, H J, Jonkman, J H, Coenegracht, P M, Doornbos, D A

    “…The application of fully automated, unattended sample preparation performed by a laboratory robot for the analysis of drugs in biological samples requires the…”
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    Remarks on the structure-activity relationship of silver sulfanilamides by Bult, A, Bajema, B L, Boelema, G J, Saene, J J, Doornbos, D A

    Published in Journal of pharmaceutical sciences (01-01-1984)
    “…The biological activity of a series of 10 silver sulfanilamides is studied in relation to the physical parameters pK alpha, log K, and the aqueous solubility…”
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    Reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatographic separation of saccharin, caffeine and benzoic acid using non-linear programming by Weyland, J W, Rolink, H, Doornbos, D A

    Published in Journal of chromatography (01-10-1982)
    “…A method is described which allows a chromatographic assay to be optimized with respect to the time needed to complete an analysis, while maintaining good…”
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    Liquid chromatographic analysis of carboxylic acids using N-(4-aminobutyl)-N-ethylisoluminol as chemiluminescent label: determination of ibuprofen in saliva by Steijger, O M, Lingeman, H, Brinkman, U A, Holthuis, J J, Smilde, A K, Doornbos, D A

    Published in Journal of chromatography (19-05-1993)
    “…N-(4-Aminobutyl)-N-ethylisoluminol was used for labelling of carboxylic acids. The derivatization reaction was carried out with 1-hydroxybenzotriazole as…”
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    Development and optimization of pharmaceutical formulations using a simplex lattice design by Huisman, R, Van Kamp, H V, Weyland, J W, Doornbos, D A, Bolhuis, G K, Lerk, C F

    “…The composition of pharmaceutical formulations is often subject to trial and error. This approach is time consuming and unreliable in finding the best…”
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    Microcomputer-controlled determination of dissociation constants of sulfanilamides and stability constants of the related silver complexes by Boelema, G J, Bult, A, Metting, H J, Bajema, B L, Doornbos, D A

    “…As a contribution to the structure-activity relationship of silver sulfanilamide complexes, the pKa-values of thirteen sulfanilamides and the log K-values of…”
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    Optimization of a novel two-phase potentiometric titration method of barbiturates with mercury (II). Part II: Experimental evaluation by Coenegracht, P M, Metting, H J, Doornbos, D A

    “…A two-phase potentiometric titration procedure of barbiturates with mercury(II) was developed. The composition of the formed mercury-barbiturate complexes was…”
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    Optimization of a novel two-phase potentiometric titration method of barbiturates with mercury (II). Part I: Theory by Coenegracht, P M, Metting, H J, Doornbos, D A

    “…A two-phase potentiometric titration procedure for barbiturates with mercury(II) was developed. In the new titration procedure the barbituric acid derivative…”
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