UCT has long been recognized for the support of research bio-pharmaceutical scientists working on micro-fluidics through its Specialty Chemical line producing the finest of silanes in the market place. In a recent paper by Kim et al., based at Texas A&M University, USA (Micromachines (2016), 7, 114; doi:10.3390/mi7070114) used UCT’s tridecafluoro-1,1,2,2-tetrahydrooctyl trichlorosilane in their procedure to produce a microfluidic unit.
One of the more recent prescription drugs being abused illicitly is Fentanyl. This compound induces pharmacological effects and abuse liability comparable to other prescription opioids and heroin. A surge in fentanyl-related fatalities has been periodically reported throughout the USA. In an article published in the Special Issue of the Journal of Analytical Toxicology (JAT) by a team lead by Prof. B. A. Goldberger ((2016) 40:588–594), UCT’s flagship sorbent Clean Screen® DAU was employed to extract and analyze post mortem blood samples for fentanyl.
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