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References:

• Choudhary, Gargi. Determination of Acepromazine and its Major Metabolite in Equine Serum by LC-MS/MS using the Finnigan LCQ Deca XP Plus Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer. Thermo Electron Corporation.
• Marroum, Patrick John (1990) Pharmacokinetic studies of acepromazine in the cat and the horse, studies in lipophilicity, red blood cell partitioning and protein binding (PhD)^[1], University of Florida
• "Identification of Acepromazine and Its Metabolites in Horse Plasma and Urine by LC–MS/MS and Accurate Mass Measurement". Chromatographia 75: 635-643. ISSN 0009-5893.

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