A hybrid method demonstrates effective chloramphenicol monitoring in food-producing animals, suggesting a practical solution for food safety.
A hybrid QuEChERS–MIP extraction method coupled with chrome azurol S spectrophotometry enables sensitive, cost-effective monitoring of chloramphenicol residues in food-producing animals.
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