Quantification of Benzodiazepines in Human Plasma or Serum by Liquid Chromatography Tandem Mass Spectrometry for Clinical Research

Easily answer critical analytical challenges during targeted quantitation workflows in your laboratory. With its segmented quadrupoles, faster rod drivers, and improved electron multipliers, the Thermo Scientific™ TSQ Quantis™ Triple Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer delivers unprecedented robustness with best-in-class sensitivity for everyday use and for every user.

The Thermo Scientific™ Vanquish™ Flex Binary UHPLC system is biocompatible with a state-of-the-art binary high-pressure pump and state-of-the-art binary solvent blending. This ultra high performance liquid chromatography system shares all Vanquish values, such as a design focused on uptime, robustness and reliability. Multiple detection options as well as Thermo Scientific™ Viper™ fingertight connections throughout the system will give you the performance you need with the ease of use you want. Our SmartFlow™ pumping technology with automatic compensation for changing eluent compressibility ensures excellent flow and gradient precision, independent of eluent composition and backpressures. This gives you unrivaled retention time precision and highest data confidence, even for ternary and quaternary gradients, and for more freedom in method development and application switching. Detection capabilities include high sensitivity and linearity Diode Array Detection with LightPipe technology, selective and sensitive Fluorescence Detection and near-universal detection capabilities with the Vanquish Charged Aerosol Detector. Key Features: Integrated modularity design concept to offer uncompromising UHPLC State-of-the-art quaternary solvent blending 1000 bar of pump pressure and flow rates up to 8 mL/min Industry-leading flow and gradient precision Multiple detection options including DAD, FLD and CAD Relevant Applications: Separations of Intact mAbs Analysis of labeled glycans Ternary gradient impurity profiling Efficient, reliable peptide mapping