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Improve Throughput and Productivity with Chromatography Well Plates

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Improve Throughput and Productivity with Chromatography Well Plates

2 Nov 2015

This study has been undertaken to identify low extraction 96-well deep well plates that are suitable for use with high sensitivity chromatographic methods. Mass spectral data shows that persistent contamination from a range of compounds found in the raw polymer master batch is evident in many of the micro plates tested.

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Thermo Scientific™ SOLAµ™ Solid Phase Extraction 96 Well Plates

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Remove variability and optimize high throughput laboratory workflows. Thermo Scientific™ SOLAµ™Solid Phase Extraction (SPE) Well Plates are designed for bioanalytical and clinical research analysts who require cleaner, highly reproducible, and robust sample extraction using very low sample and solvent volumes in high throughput workflows. SOLAµ Well Plates achieve this due to the unique and award winning innovative frit-less SPE technology.Bioanalytical laboratories continue to drive to higher efficacy drugs and long acting formulations which require lower quantification limits. There is also the desire to take advantage of the replacement, refinement and reduction policy which is resulting in reduced animal model use. The growth of biopharmaceuticals also brings into consideration additional analytical issues such as solvation and non-specific binding.Features & Benefits: Processing of low sample volumes High sensitivity due to low elution volumes High reproducibility Low analytical sample failures Ease of use High throughput processing

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