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Solid-phase extraction is a powerful extraction technique which delivers high analyte recoveries and clean extracts. Microelution SPE formats utilize very small amounts of extraction sorbents, suitabl...
PhyTip® columns are unique capture, purification and enrichment tools from Biotage designed for micro volume protein sample preparation. PhyTip® columns are available for a variety of liquid handling ...
Biotage® Liquid Level Sensor is an innovative technology, providing true solvent management by streamlining solvent use and waste management before, during, and after your run. Compatible with our Bio...
Pacific® Sodium Sulfate Drying Cartridges offer convenient in-line drying for oil & grease extracts prepared using Pacific® O&G extraction disks on the automated Biotage® Horizon 3100 oil & grease ext...
Biotage® Horizon 5000 is a three-position automated disk extraction system that conditions the disk, loads the sample (40 mL to 2 L) and elutes the analytes all without intervention. A benchtop system...
Biotage® PS-Triphenylphosphine is a diphenylphosphinated polystyrene resin that is a solid-supported equivalent of triphenylphosphine. The capacity of the resin is determined by the quantitation of be...
The DryDisk® membrane drying system provides advantages for removing water from non-polar solvents, important in protecting the chromatograph in the analysis step, especially critical in protecting GC...
PhyTip® columns are unique capture, purification and enrichment tools from Biotage designed for micro volume protein sample preparation. PhyTip® columns are available for a variety of liquid handling ...
Palladium-catalyzed reactions are very popular in organic synthesis. Some of the most widely practiced examples include Suzuki-Miyaura cross coupling reactions, Heck reactions, Buchwald aminations, Wa...
The introduction of parallel synthesis in pharmaceutical R&D has resulted in the need for purification systems that allow for increased throughput. With reactions being carried out in a microplate foo...