Veterinary Drug Residues: Comparison
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Veterinary drugs are substances or mixtures used for the prevention, treatment, or diagnosis of animal diseases or for purposeful regulation of animal physiological functions

  • veterinary drugs
  • animal-derived foods
  • extraction
  • detection methods
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