Sample Preparation, C.A. James
Basic HPLC Theory and Practice, A. Gray and P. Lawrence
HPLC Optimisation, D. Bakes
HPLC Detectors, K.C. Saunders and R.F. Venn
Gas Chromatography: What It Is and How We Use It, P. Andrew and M.V. Doig
Thin-Layer Chromatography, H. Wiltshire and A. Nedderman
Immunoassay Techniques, R.F. Venn
Automation of Sample Preparation, K.C. Saunders and C.A. James
Fundamental Aspects of Mass Spectrometry, M.V. Doig and D.M. Higton
Quantitative LC –MS, D.M. Higton and M.V. Doig
Mass Spectrometric Identification of Metabolites, G. Dear
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance In Drug Metabolism, P. Gilbert
Metabolite Isolation, G. Dear, A. Nedderman, and H. Wiltshire
Strategy for the Development of Quantitative Bioanalytical Procedures, D. Bakes Index
Biography
Richard F. Venn
"The book consists of 15 chapters written by internationally distinguished experts from biotech and pharmacological companies, mostly located in United Kingdom…. Each chapter contains a bibliography of the most important papers in each field discussed in the book. This book is quite valuable theoretically and methodologically for specialists of various fields of analytical chemistry and biochemistry, molecular biology, and biotechnology. I believe that this book will become an important desk book for researchers working with bioanalysis of various drugs and metabolites."
—G. Ya. Wiederschain, Doctor of Biological Sciences, in Biochemistry, 2008, Vol. 73, No. 12
"… a living guide on the subject, scrutinizing how its topics have changed over the years – mass spectronomy, immunoassay, gas chromatography and more. A scholarly, seminal piece, Principles and Practices of Bioanalysis is highly recommended for community library science collections."
– James A. Cox and Diane C. Donovan in Midwest Book Review, 2008
"I found it instructive and interesting – an adjective that unfortunately can only be applied to textbooks relatively infrequently!"
– E. R. Adlard, in Chromatographia, July 2008, Vol. 68, No. 1/2
