Enabling 2D HT Technology at Duke University
14 Dec 2015
Watch this video to hear Will Thompson, Senior Laboratory Administrator at the Duke University Proteomics and Metabolomics Core Facility, discuss the facility's experimental setup for high throughput 2D LC. Parallel trapping allows separations occur simultaneously compared to traditions methods and, consequently, analysis of each fraction occurs immediately. The use of this technology has resulted in an increase in robustness with respect to retention time and reproducibility.
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