Forensic detection and identification of Gemifloxacin in autopsy tissue

Authors : Vinod Dhingra, Vinod Dhingra

DOI : 10.18231/j.ijfmts.2020.026

Volume : 5

Issue : 4

Year : 2020

Page No : 111-112

The thin layer chromatographic method and some colour tests have been described for the detection and identification of residual Gemifloxacin antibiotic in autopsy tissue by TLC and colour tests. The proposed TLC solvent system and colour tests successfully applied for detection and identification of Gemifloxacin antibiotic in spiked autopsy tissue at regional forensic science laboratory Gwalior M.P.

Keywords: Gemifloxacin, Colour tests, TLC, Autopsy tissue.


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