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drug metabolism or biotransformation from basic to advanced, hepatocytes from basic to advanced, drug toxicity and side effects, alcohol clearance and levels

Experience in the area

32 years research experience in above areas, 30 years educational experience in University. Retained expert for numerous legal firms dealing with matters of drugs (legal and illegal)and alcohol.

Education/Credentials

B.Sc(Hons) Biochemistry, University of Liverpool, UK
fil.dr. (Medical Chemistry) Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden

Fellow of the British Pharmacological Society

Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

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Mark Llewellyn11/25/11101010Paul, Many thnaks. Regards Mark
Parixyt06/15/111010Thank you very much. I really appreciate .....
Robin06/07/11101010 
Sheikh04/11/11101010Many thanks!
Laura04/06/11101010Thank you for your input,much appreciated .....

Recent Answers from Dr.Paul Skett

2011-06-07 5-HTP potency:

Hi, Robin,    5-HTP is not particularly heat labile (i.e it can survive a bit of heat if dry) but storage instructions are store dry and cool and can decompose if heated. With the temperatures you mention

2011-03-31 Coca cola:

Hi, Paul,    Thanks for your question. Where do I start!?    Individually each of the components mentioned in a suitable concentration will have the effect noted but one can of Coca-Cola(R) does not have

2011-02-05 death:

Hi, Pete,    Thanks for your follow-up question. Sorry it has taken so long to get back to you -I am a Forensic Scientist and I have been busy this weekend getting stuff ready for court tomorrow (Monday)

2011-02-04 death:

Hi, Pete,    Thanks for your question - interesting one!    In fact, the body does NOT stop using oxygen when the brain dies - it continues for a period of time after death - putrefaction actually is oxygen

2010-12-01 Methadone excretion:

Hi, Marcia,    Thanks for your question.    Yes, a UTI can significantly affect urinary pH and methadone excretion is significantly affected by urinary pH. Actually they should not have taken a urine sample

 

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