The GC/MS scanning method is the gold-standard approach to toxicology analysis, indispensable for the identification of toxicological substances.
GC/MS Forensic Toxicological Database
For GC/MS Toxicological Analysis
The GC/MS Forensic Toxicological Database contains information for the simultaneous screening of toxicological substances including drugs of abuse, psychotropic drugs, medical drugs and pesticides. Version 2 adds 1198 compounds to the previous version for a total of 2210 compounds in the database. It also includes optimized methods for headspace analysis of alcohol and volatile toxic substances such as cyanides and azides, providing total support for GC/MS toxicology analysis.
Features
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The retention times of all compounds listed in the method file can be simultaneously corrected to your GC-MS system with the Automatic Adjustment of... -
The database provides optimum analysis conditions for blood alcohol and volatile toxic substances, indispensable for forensic police laboratories and... -
The MS/MS mode of the GCMS-TQ series enables the user to comprehensively detect and estimate the likely structure of cathinones or synthetic...
News / Events
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New Webinar Information -Redefine Volatile and Semivolatile Organic Compounds Analysis by GC-MS, from Start to Finish-
In this webinar, we will explore how Shimadzu’s latest GC-MS instruments, in combination with the multi-platform software LabSolutions and LabSolutions Insight, enable successful detection, quantitation, and suspect screening of VOCs and SVOCs. Plus, discover how these tools support EPA methods, from initial sample analysis to final data reporting.
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AOAC INTERNATIONAL Posters are now available.
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Shimadzu has released the GCMS-QP2050
The next-generation GCMS-QP2050 gas chromatograph mass spectrometer, with its accumulation of impressive Shimadzu technology, will lead the way forward. New value is provided by hardware boasting astounding reliability and stability, and easy-to-operate software equipped with superior automated technology.
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Solutions for Analysis of Ethylene Oxide and 2-Chloroethanol in Food
Even though Ethylene oxide (EtO / EO) is well-known to be a toxic compound with carcinogenic and mutagenic concerns, it has been widely used for fumigation in the food industry because it effectively reduces or eliminates microbiological contamination with bacteria/fungi. The recent recall of food products exported to the EU due to non-compliance with EU regulations has highlighted the importance of quantitation of EtO and 2-CE residues in food.
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Latest issue of Shimadzu Journal, featuring Forensics / Toxicology, has come out.
This issue focuses on "Forensics / Toxicology", an area where science and technology are particularly important and needed. It starts with two customer interviews.
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Qualitative and quantitative analysis of microplastics in environmental samples by pyrolysis-GC/MS
In recent years, identification and quantitation using pyrolysis-GC MS (Py-GC/MS) have been considered to evaluate the chemical properties of microplastics.