ZenoTOF 8600 system
Delivers new levels of sensitivity, combined with the versatility of EAD and Zeno-trap enabled workflows.
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The ZenoTOF 8600 system represents a leap forward in mass spectrometry, offering noteworthy sensitivity and precision. Performance that lets you do more with a single system; sensitivity and functional speed improvements in MS1 and MS2 enhance data quality across many workflows.
Key features:
- Ionization source: The OptiFlow Pro ion source incorporates the reliability and efficiency of the Turbo V ion source while providing flexibility for quickly switching flow rates.
- Scan speeds of up to 858 Hz: With a quadrupole scan speed of up to 4000 Da/s, the system can operate at a MS/MS scan rate of up to 858 Hz, dependent on the pre-defined mass range, (not accounting for multiple precursors in a single isolation encoded window).
- Mass Guard technology with optical detector: The novel combination of Mass Guard technology and a new optical detection system allows the instrument to operate effectively at higher ion currents while protecting it from contamination.
- ZT Scan 2.0 DIA for all molecule types: The flexibility in mass range and compound parameters extends functionality across diverse workflows, including small molecule analysis. Methods are easy to set up and require minimal user optimization, facilitating the analysis of large sample cohorts.
The proteomic LC-MS strategy revealing autoimmune mechanisms with new clarity for clinical research
Tuesday, May 19 at 16:00 BST | 17:00 CEST | 11:00 EDT | 8:00 PDT
Integrated proteomics and multiomics strategies are transforming the way researchers investigate immune dysregulation and disease mechanisms. As autoimmune disorders continue to rise in prevalence and complexity, scientists require analytical approaches capable of capturing system‑wide biological interactions with both depth and precision.
In this SelectScience® webinar, council member of the Human Proteome Organization, Dr. Allan Stensballe, will explore how combining proteomics multiomics workflows can unlock deeper immunological insight in autoimmune disease research. Attendees will learn how LC‑MS‑based analysis of diverse biomolecules supports systems‑level investigation and translational studies, delivering high analytical depth with faster turnaround times compared to traditional analytical techniques.
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Webinar details
- Cost: Free to attend
- Location: Online
- Duration: 60 minutes
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