The incorporation of dyes into hair as a model for drug binding - DeLauder, Saundra F.; Kidwell, David A. (Forensic science international, 2000)
Keywords: Accessibility; African Americans; African Continental Ancestry Group; Aqueous solutions; Asian Continental Ancestry Group; Binding; Biological and medical sciences; Bleaching; Carboxylic acids; Cationic dyes; Cocaine; Cocaine - analysis; Cocaine - pharmacokinetics; Contamination; Continental Population Groups; Diffusion; Dronabinol - analysis; Dronabinol - pharmacokinetics; Drug abuse; Drugs; Dyes; Electrostatic properties; Ethnic Groups; European Continental Ancestry Group; Experiments; External contamination; Female; Females; Fluorescence; Fluorescence microscopy; Fluorescent Dyes; Forensic chemistry; Forensic medicine; General aspects. Methods; Hair; Hair - chemistry; Hair - cytology; Hair analysis; Hair Dyes; Heroin; Humans; Inaccessible regions; Ionic strength; Keratin; Male; Medical sciences; Metabolites; Microscopy; Microscopy, Fluorescence; Minority & ethnic groups; Narcotics; Narcotics - analysis; Narcotics - pharmacokinetics; Opioids; Public health. Hygiene; Public health. Hygiene-occupational medicine; Rhodamine 6G; Rhodamines - pharmacokinetics; Substance Abuse Detection - methods; Toxicology; United States; White people; United States--US; Fluorescence; External contamination; Dyes; Hair analysis; Inaccessible regions; Diffusion; Hair (head); Human; Toxicology; Legal medicine; Analysis; Models; Fluorescence microscopy