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ACQUITY UPLC Protein BEH Columns

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Reversed-Phase Peptide Columns

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Average Rating 4.8

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Great tool. I always go for it.

 

Average Rating 5.0

Application Area:

Analyze metabolites in tissue samples, bioanalytical method development, stability assessment

The product is effective to use. It provides pressure maintenance and there is consistency in results.

Review Date: 17 Apr 2019 | Waters

Great and very excited to handle it

 

Average Rating 4.7

Application Area:

Method validation

It's a really nice experience during handling and easy operating with great facilities. Accuracy and precision are very high

Review Date: 11 Apr 2019 | Waters

Features:

  • Reproducible Protein Separations
  • Well characterized, state-of-the-art bonding procedures
  • Low pH and high temperature stability
  • Quality-control tested with diverse protein mixture
  • Consistent batch-to-batch reproducibility
  • Available 1.7 μm particles for UPLC and nano UPLC applications
Application NoteSeparations

Untargeted Metabolomics and Lipidomics Notebook

Untargeted metabolomics and lipidomics are hypothesis-generating and exploratory in nature, their purpose is to perform an unbiased screening of metabolites and lipids in biological samples, allowing us to determine patterns or variations between different groups: healthy versus diseased, control versus treated or wild-type versus genetically modified.

This application notebook explains the use of novel and unique chromatographic and spectroscopic tools and methods for metabolomic and lipidomic solutions.


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Multi-Dimensional Chromatography Compendium: Loop vs. Trap Injection

This white note compendium by Waters explores multi-dimensional chromatography, focusing on the differences between loop and trap injection. When new technology is introduced, new options and combinations of analysis become available, often enhancing complex analyses. This white paper explains the differences between the two methods and how resolution can be optimized for analyses.

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