Application of chromatography–mass spectrometry methods to the control of sport nutrition and medicines marketed via internet

A. Z. Temerdashev; A. A. Azaryan; A. V. Labutin; M. A. Dikunets; I. O. Zvereva; I. I. Podol’skii; G. T. Berodze; I. A. Balabaev

doi:10.1134/S1061934817110090

Application of chromatography–mass spectrometry methods to the control of sport nutrition and medicines marketed via internet

Авторы: Temerdashev A.Z.¹, Azaryan A.A.¹, Labutin A.V.², Dikunets M.A.³, Zvereva I.O.³, Podol’skii I.I.³, Berodze G.T.⁴, Balabaev I.A.⁵
Учреждения:
1. Kuban State University
2. Tomsk Narcological Dispensary
3. Anti-Doping Center
4. Children’s Regional Clinical Hospital
5. Chief Administration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Krasnodar Region
Выпуск: Том 72, № 11 (2017)
Страницы: 1184-1192
Раздел: Articles
URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/1061-9348/article/view/182680
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1134/S1061934817110090
ID: 182680

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Several sport nutrition products and doping drugs sold in the period from 2014 to 2016 were studied using gas and liquid chromatography coupled with mass-spectrometry. In the study, WADA-banned substances were detected in the composition of pre-workout supplements, fat burners, and prohormones. A series of selective androgen receptor modulators and peptide doping drugs were also studied. It was shown that, in some cases, preparations can be adulterated.