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Abstract
This dataset provides the raw and derived data underlying the full method development and validation of the HPLC-MS/MS multi-cannabinoid method described in the associated manuscript: MRM parameters, extraction-solvent screening, final-method extraction yield and matrix effect, calibration curves, precision and accuracy, hematocrit independence, stability, dilution integrity, selectivity and carryover, and the application to authentic whole blood specimens with cross-matrix comparison against an SPE plasma-based reference method. Derived parameters (EY%, ME%, IS-ME%, %RSD, accuracy, bias, % deviation) are included per row to allow independent verification of the reported validation outcomes.
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Raw experimental data for: "Cannabinoid monitoring in advanced dried blood microsamples: a validated HPLC-MS/MS multianalyte method" — extraction solvent screening, extraction yield, matrix effect and stability. (deposited 11 May 2026 10:41)
- Raw experimental data for: "Non-psychotropic phytocannabinoids, Δ9-THC and their metabolites by means of volumetric dried blood microsampling" — MRM parameters, extraction solvent screening, extraction yield, matrix effect, calibration, precision and accuracy, hematocrit independence, stability, dilution integrity, selectivity and carryover, and application to authentic whole blood specimens. (deposited 31 Jul 2026 13:07) [Currently displayed]




