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Apr 2, 2019 | Biopharma, Blogs, Pharma | 0 comments
New technologies can transform a laboratory’s throughput and efficiency. At Alturas, if we try out a new technology, we ask:
When we look at the convenience, uptime, and overall data that we’re getting from microflow LC-MS/MS with the SCIEX OptiFlow™ Turbo V source – we know we’re getting better results.
In our work, we analyze large molecules from biological fluids and matrices. The traditional approach, using ligand binding assays, can have real selectivity problems – sometimes even stopping a therapeutic in late stage development. Microflow LC and an optimized source system has us declaring: Problem solved!
I recently gave a webinar called, Soup to Nuts of Large Molecule LC-MS/MS Bioanalysis, and you can watch it on-demand now >
In this blog, I’ll share a Q&A based on some of our experiences. It might have you asking if you should switch to microflow LC-MS/MS for your large molecule bioanalysis, too.
Eight Things You Want to Know About Microflow LC-MS/MS and the OptiFlow Turbo V Source
We hope our answers have been helpful to you! If you’d like more details about our work, please watch this video.
Learn more about the SCIEX OptiFlow Turbo V Source >
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