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MS) has been used to determine the concentration of zinc in milk samples and brain tissue (Panayi et al. 2002; Patterson et al. 1992). Detection limits are 0.06 µg/sample for milk and 10.7 ng/g (for a 150 mg sample) for brain tissue samples. Recoveries ranged from 99–111% for brain tissue samples (Panayi et al. 2002).
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