Rachel R. Taylor
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Dr. Rachel R. Taylor is a leading analytical chemist whose work focuses on the development and application of high-performance liquid chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry (HPLC-MS/MS) for precise bioanalysis. Her most-cited study, "Comparison of the quantification of acetaminophen in plasma, cerebrospinal fluid and dried blood spots using high-performance liquid chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry" (2013, 50 citations), exemplifies her expertise in advancing minimally invasive sampling techniques. This work provided critical validation for using dried blood spots as a reliable alternative to traditional plasma or cerebrospinal fluid sampling, significantly reducing patient burden in pharmacokinetic studies. By demonstrating robust quantification across multiple biological matrices, Dr. Taylor’s research has directly impacted clinical toxicology and therapeutic drug monitoring, offering a practical pathway for more accessible and ethical sample collection. Her contributions underscore a commitment to bridging analytical precision with real-world clinical applications, making her a respected figure in bioanalytical method development.
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