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Member since: 2011
Organization: Jacobs University
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"This system is simple and easy to use. However improvements could be made on the sample pump."
Review date: 03 Nov 2011 | ÄKTAexplorer
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Reviewer Member since: 2011
Organization: Wageningen University
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"Easy to learn chromatography system. Very low entrance software."
Review date: 19 Sep 2011 | ÄKTAexplorer
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Reviewer Member since: 2011
Organization: ACIB
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"Useful tool for preliminary experiments (I need high accuracy)."
Review date: 07 Sep 2011 | ÄKTAexplorer
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Reviewer Member since: 2011
Organization: Austrian Centre of Industrial Biotechnology
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"A robust instrument."
Review date: 07 Sep 2011 | ÄKTAexplorer
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Reviewer Member since: 2009
Organization: Grifols
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"The product is the future."
Review date: 20 Oct 2009 | ÄKTAexplorer
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Reviewer Member since: 2009
Organization: PFIZER
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"A versatile downstream chromatography tool."
Review date: 22 Apr 2009 | ÄKTAexplorer
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Reviewer Member since: 2009
Organization: COOK PHARMICA
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Review date: 19 Apr 2009 | ÄKTAexplorer
Launched in 1996, it was designed for fast development and optimization of any biomolecular purification, using one working platform for all techniques and samples. A method wizard and optimized system configurations allowed rapid media screening, method scouting, method optimization, and scale-up experiments. The system was available in two versions allowing flow-rates up to 10 ml/min or 100 ml/min.
ÄKTAexplorer was discontinued in 2010, following the introduction of ÄKTA avant, but a large number of systems are still in use.
