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The MALDI-7090TM is targeted for proteomics and tissue imaging. It combines Shimadzu’s extensive MALDI TOF-TOF mass spectrometry expertise with novel patented technology to provide ultimate performance in identification and structural characterization of biomolecules.

MALDI-7090 sets a new benchmark in MALDI TOF-TOF design:

  • Market leading MS/MS resolution
  • Proprietary solid state UV laser technology
  • Ultra Fast acquisition speed in MS and MS/MS
  • Integrated 10 plate loader
  • Newly designed MALDI SolutionsTM software

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    The MALDI-8020 is the latest in a long line of MALDI-TOF products from Shimadzu. This benchtop, linear MALDI-TOF mass spectrometer delivers outstanding performance in a compact footprint, making it an ideal choice for today’s increasingly demanding laboratories.

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      Simplifies Gel Electrophoresis Quick Setup, Great Results

      1. No gel creation required and automated analysis of up to 108 loaded samples.
      2. High repeatability of predicted size values.
      3. High-sensitivity detection without the use of ethidium bromide.
      4. Viewer allows parallel display of analysis data from different times and dates.

       

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        Analysis of PTH-Amino Acids Using Isocratic Mode

        Performing PTH-amino acid analysis in an isocratic mode in which eluents are recycled to allow repeated use of the mobile phase makes it possible to reduce liquid waste and running costs.

        Simple Operations

        Specialized protein sequencer software incorporating control functions for the reaction unit and HPLC analysis unit makes it easy to perform sequence analysis.

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          High-Sensitivity Analysis

          Gradient separation enables detection of trace PTH-amino acids.

          Analysis Stability

          Equipped with a high-performance detector and a solvent delivery pump that provides excellent pumping performance even in the micro flowrate range.

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            Shimadzu SALD Series Laser Diffraction Particle Size Analyzers are now compliant with FDA 21 CFR Part 11. The SALD series product line includes two types, the standard model SALD-2200 and the coarse/dense particle compatible SALD-3100.

            These models support both wet and dry measurement(Note 1) and respond to a wide range of measurement needs to ensure compliancy with Part 11.

            The security, data integrity and audit trail requirements of Part 11 are achieved by introducing a PC set pre-installed with the WingSALD-XI series Part 11-compatible software and the CLASS-Agent network-compatible analytical data management tool.

            (Note 1) For details on compatible samplers, check in the “System Correspondence Table.”

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              The IG-1000 Plus Single Nano Particle Size Analyzer: An Instrument That Goes Beyond the Single Nano Region and Enters the Sub Nano Region

              This instrument uses the induced grating (IG) method, which is based on a new principle for measuring the size of nanoparticles using the phenomenon of dielectrophoresis and diffracted light.

              With dynamic light scattering, the conventional method, the light scattered by particles decreases sharply for particle sizes of less than 100 nm. Furthermore, in the single nano region (i.e., particle sizes of less than 10 nm), there are physical restrictions that make it difficult to detect scattered light, and the measurement of particle sizes also becomes difficult. The IG method does not use scattered light and so it is free from these physical restrictions, and does not require the input of the refractive index as a measurement condition. It therefore allows the size of nanoparticles to be measured simply and with high sensitivity,and is particularly effective in the analysis of single nanoparticles.

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