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Two new application notes from Biotage describe both manual and automated procedures for sample pre-treatment and extraction of a panel of 19 steroid hormones from human urine, using EVOL...
The application note demonstrates an efficient sample prep workflow for horse hair samples utilizing the Biotage® Lysera for matrix pre-treatment, ISOLUTE® SLE+ for extraction and the Biota...
Developed by our Japanese colleagues in collaboration with Sougoukankyoubunseki Co., Ltd., this application note illustrates how ISOLUTE® 101 SPE columns can improve throughput by allowing high...
Antonio Checa is Assistant Professor in Prof. Craig Wheelock's lab at Biomedicum, Karolinska Institute. When moving to automated sample preparation of oxylipin samples, he decided to go with Biotag...
Dear Valued Customers, We value your continued support and therefore want to notify you of a change in our product line - the discontinuation of the Biotage® SNAP and Biotage® SNAP Ultra p...
Uppsala, 28th June 2019, Biotage AB (Biotage), (NASDAQ OMX Stockholm: BIOT.ST) is pleased to announce the launch of the Biotage® VacMaster™ Disk, a vacuum extraction unit for performing m...
This application note describes a procedure for sample pre-treatment and extraction of THC and metabolites from human hair, using Biotage® Lysera for matrix pulverization of the sampl...
This application note describes the fully-automated extraction of opiates from acid-hydrolyzed urine and non-hydrolyzed urine prior to GC/MS analysis. The methods were automated using &nb...
Dr. Justin Anglin is Director of the Center for Drug Discovery at in the Baylor College of Medicine Neurological Research Institute. He offered us a visit to talk about muscle cachexia as well...
The testing of alternative matrices in forensic and/or clinical toxicology is gaining popularity, partly due to less invasive means of collection. Matrices such as hair or nail can ...
Professor Sabra Botch-Jones at Boston University has a long career in forensic science. She has seen the evolution of techniques for sample preparation in the constant hunt for lower detection limi...
Uppsala, 4th June 2019, Biotage AB (Biotage), (NASDAQ OMX Stockholm: BIOT.ST) is pleased to announce its strategic collaboration with Shandong Yingsheng Biotechnology Co., Ltd. (Yingsheng). Yingshe...
Uppsala, Sweden, 9th May 2019 – Biotage (STO: BIOT), a leading global supplier of solutions and technology for analytical, medicinal and peptide chemistry, is pleased to announce the launch o...
This application note demonstrates the applicability of our newest sample preparation consumable, ISOLUTE® HYDRO DME+ for in-situ hydrolysis and clean-up of urine samples, for the analysis of a...
Have a look at our new video where Sara Nasi (Analytical Account Manager, UK) is talking about the DryVap® Concentrator System. The DryVap® Concentrator System automates the drying, e...
Do you need help with your sample preparation for synthetic opioids analysis in your laboratory? This webinbar discusses the opioid epidemic, extraction techniques to include supported liquid extr...
Dear Valued Customers We value your continued support and therefore want to notify you of a change in our product line: the discontinuation of the Biotage ZIP® and Biotage ZIP® Sphere prod...
Clint David has seen it all when it comes to environmental extractions from oil & grease samples. After the hurricane Harvey in 2017, his lab in Houston, TX, had a busy time with storm water sa...
A White Paper from Biotage Abstract Analysis of drug panels in urine samples can be challenging, and the trend towards larger panels including multiple drug classes compounds the issues f...
This video outlines Application AN894, where angiotensin and aldosterone are extracted in the same process using EVOLUTE® EXPRESS ABN.