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Advanced Chromatography Preparation and Separation Solutions Deliver Robust and Reliable Sample Analysis

New sample preparation workflow and chromatography column enable rapid and reproducible characterization of steroid hormones and sensitive separation of drugs of abuse

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Laboratories can access advanced analytical sample preparation, purification and separation solutions that facilitate the high-resolution analysis of steroid hormones and drugs of abuse. Thermo Fisher Scientific is showcasing its new solutions during the 2019 Pittsburgh Conference & Exposition (Pittcon 2019), being held March 17–21, at Booth #2632 at the Pennsylvania Conference Center, Philadelphia.

“As purification, preparation and separation are essential steps in every analytical workflow, scientists across the life sciences spectrum are demanding improvements across each step and higher levels of confidence in any data produced,” said Molly Flick, vice president and general manager, chromatography columns and consumables, Thermo Fisher Scientific. “Introducing our new workflow and column provides rapid access to high-quality data, revealing insights that will enable customers to make the world healthier, cleaner and safer.”

Accelerated peptide mapping workflowThe Thermo Scientific SMART Automation workflow is a comprehensive, easy-to-use liquid chromatography mass spectrometry (LC-MS) based analytical solution that overcomes ...

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