A novel standard‐free detection of adulteration method for sildenafil derivatives in dietary supplements
Diya Lv,
Dongyao Wang,
Dan Li
et al.
Abstract:The rapid and accurate detection of illegal adulteration of chemical drugs into dietary supplements is a big challenge in the food chemistry field. Detection of compounds without a standard reference is even more difficult; however, this is a common situation. Here in this study, a novel “standard‐free detection of adulteration” (SFDA) method was proposed and phosphodiesterase‐5 inhibitor derivatives were used as an example to figure out the possibility and reliability of this SFDA method. After analysis by qu… Show more
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