Using Biotage® Selekt at HZDR
I am Adrian Wünsche, a young scientist at the Helmoltz Zentrum Dresden Rossendorf (HZDR), and I am a Ph.D. student beginning my work in the Institute of Radiopharmaceutical Cancer Research under the s...
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Contributing to medicinal toxin analysis in forensic medicine at Toho University
At the Forensic Medicine Lab at Toho University, researchers use ISOLUTE® SLE+ cartridges from Biotage. When dealing with samples that easily form emulsions like urine or blood, it allows researchers ...
Accomplishing a substantial number of synthesis at CNR
“We have been working with a Biotage® Initiator+ Alstra™ since January 2013. During this period, the instrument has proved both efficient and robust, enabling us to successfully accomplish a substanti...
Biotage products impact on cancer research at St. John's University
Figure 1: Dr. Muth together with some of his graduate students, from left to right, Pamela Farrales (2nd year Master’s student in Pharamcology), Dipti Kanabar (2nd year Master’s student in Medicinal C...
A workflow for academic drug discovery at Baylor college of Medicine
Figure 1: Dr. Justin Anglin is Director and Medicinal Chemistry Leader at the Centre for Drug Discovery, Baylor College of Medicine Neurological Research Institute.
Trying out Biotage® Selekt Enkel at College of Charleston
Biotage recently introduced the newly launched Biotage® Selekt Enkel flash purification system to the College of Charleston. Biotage® Selekt with its two column channels is a well-established leader i...
Scaling up the production of HPAPIs at Kyowa Pharma Chemical
The scale up is based on Kyowa’s extensive experience in process validation and investigational drug GMP manufacturing
Effective drug development with modern microwave and flash purification equipment at Kissei Pharmaceutical
One of Japan’s innovative pharmaceutical companies uses Isolera™ flash purification systems and Biotage® Initiator+ microwave synthesizers in the development of new prescription drugs. Modern lab inst...
Increasing productivity with automated flash purification at Rice University
Figure 1: The scientists, left to right: Dr. László Kürti, graduate student Kaitlyn Lovato, Ph.D Padmanabha Venkatesh Kattamuri, and graduate student Nicole Behnke. Not Pictured: Ph.D. Zhe Zhou, Ph.D....