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Retention times, full scans, and MS/MS spectra (for LC-QTOF-MS/MS) or diffractograms (for XRPD) were compared with those obtained from the analysis of reference standards or suitable databases such as PubChem, MassBank, or PDF-2, which are public repositories of mass spectra or commercial databases of diffraction patterns, respectively

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The medial epicondyle sits on the inner portion of your elbow and serves as the attachment point for muscles that flex your wrist and rotate your forearm