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Hesk, D., & Derdau, V. (Eds.) (2026). Isotopically labeled compounds: Recent advances and emerging topics in synthesis and applications. Elsevier in cooperation with RTI Press. Emerging Issues in Analytical Chemistry Vol. 15 https://doi.org/10.1016/C2022-0-01305-2
Isotopically-Labeled Compounds: Recent Advances and Emerging Topics in Synthesis and Applications delves into the transformative developments in isotopic labelling, a crucial field underpinning advancements in chemistry, biology, and medicine. The book emphasizes innovative methodologies for synthesizing compounds labelled with isotopes such as tritium, carbon-14, and various stable isotopes. It also discusses the tools and technologies refined over recent years to enhance analytical precision in their study. By combining theory with practical applications, it serves as an invaluable resource for researchers and professionals seeking deeper insights into isotopic synthesis and utilization.
Additionally, the book explores emerging topics, including novel applications in drug development, environmental tracing, and biochemical research. It integrates findings that push the boundaries of isotopic analysis, offering perspectives on future trends and challenges in the field.
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