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Choosing the Right ML Approach in Analytical Chemistry

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By Dwight Stoll, Martin Gilar, Kevin Schug
| LCGC Chromatography Online Verified
News|Videos|April 7, 2026 Author(s)Kevin A. Schug, Kate Jones Kevin Schug outlines the criteria used to select machine learning methods for analytical problems and how success is defined and evaluated.
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Slalom Chromatography (Part 1): From Gels to Modern UHPLC Slalom Chromatography

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By Dwight Stoll, Martin Gilar, Kevin Schug
| LCGC Chromatography Online Verified
In the 1980s, the most widely used technique for separating, quantifying, and preparing double-stranded deoxyribonucleic acid (dsDNA) fragments was agarose gel electrophoresis (AGE).1 However, the separation of large DNAs above 20 kbp was not achievable with conventional AGE until pulsed‑field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) was introduced.2,3 The main limitations of AGE and PFGE are their procedural complexity (gel preparation, voltage supply, staining, and DNA detection) and their long analysis...
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Determination of Pyrrolizidine Alkaloids in Food via LC-cIM-HRMS

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By Kevin Schug, Kate Jones Verified, Laura Carbonell-Rozas
| LCGC Chromatography Online Verified
Plant-produced pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs) pose health risks due to their toxicity and frequent occurrence in foods like teas, spices, and honey.
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