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25 May 2012 |
Bioanalysis Technology Forum
Bioanalysts are faced with a variety of separations challenges, including how to select appropriate stationary phases and problems with sample preparation and clean-up. Participants in this technology forum are Maureen Joseph and Linda L. Lloyd of Agilent Technologies; Patrik Appelblad, Ling Bei and Dave Lentz of EMD Millipore; and James P. Weisenseel of PerkinElmer. More... |
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Complete Genomics builds up Asia-Pacific presence
Complete Genomics Inc. (Mountain View, California, USA) has announced that it has signed four distributor agreements with Asia-Pacific life sciences companies – GeneWorks Pty Ltd. in Australia, Cyagen Biosciences in China, AR Brown Co. Ltd. in Japan and BML in Korea. More... |
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 Screening for chemical residues in food using accurate mass technology and intelligent software solutions
We continue to be on a mission to ensure safety in our food supply, and technology is advancing to enable the screening of food for both targeted and non-targeted chemical contaminants, all in a single analysis. Here we describe the methodology to do this analysis, with a simple sample preparation using high resolution/high accuracy mass spec analysis, and we describe unique software that allows food scientists to deeply investigate the data to get the most information from every analysis. With these new approaches, food testing labs will now have the resources to perform general unknown screening in food on a routine basis.
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