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Thermo Fisher Scientific Offers New C18 Tips for Convenient Sample Preparation for Mass Spectrometric Analyses
7 Dec 2009Sarah Sarah
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Thermo Fisher Scientific announces the availability of the Thermo Scientific Pierce C18 Tips. These tips are ideal for sample preparation for mass spectrometric analyses, by enabling fast and efficient capture, concentration, desalting and elution of peptides.
The procedure is simple and requires less than 5 minutes to process protein digests, strong cation exchange fractions and peptide samples. The Pierce C18 Tips offer exceptional flow properties with a high-efficiency monolithic C18 sorbent for fast wetting, loading, washing and eluting. The Pierce C18 Tips are available in two resin-bed volumes of 10 and 100 microliters offering maximum flexibility.
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