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Analytical solutions designed to support confident decisions
Whether you’re exploring new scientific questions, developing analytical methods or performing routine testing, confidence in your data matters. Our analytical systems are designed to help you make informed decisions.
Through intentional system design, consumables developed to help achieve consistent performance, software features that can support data management and integrity practices, and access to technical specialists, we help laboratories address changing requirements. As methods, scale, and requirements evolve, our products and services can support your continued analytical work.
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Analytical solutions for your laboratory workflow
Featured analytical workflows
Explore examples of how analytical technologies, consumables, software, and scientific experience can be combined to support specific analytical challenges.
PFAS Workflow Solutions
See how our sample preparation, chromatography, mass spectrometry and software products can be configured as a connected, workflow to support method consistency, operational continuity, and evolving analyte lists.
Oligonucleotide Analysis Solutions
From structural characterization and impurity profiling to routine monitoring, explore solutions that can support data generation across the stages of oligonucleotide analysis for biopharmaceutical development. Suitability for regulated use depends on the laboratory’s methods, validation, configuration, and applicable requirements.
Multi-attribute Method
The multi-attribute method, or MAM, uses LC-MS to analyze and monitor range of product quality attributes (PQAs) at the amino-acid level during biopharmaceutical development, with applications from process development to quality-control testing.
Frequently asked questions
Confidence in analytical results depends on multiple factors, including sample preparation, separation quality, detection sensitivity, data analysis and laboratory practices. Bringing these capabilities together in a well-designed analytical workflow may help laboratories manage variability, standardize processes, and make informed decisions based on their data.
Many laboratories successfully combine products from different suppliers. However, when instruments, consumables, software, and support resources are designed to work together, laboratories may benefit from coordinated implementation, streamlined training, and access to aligned support resources.
The right analytical approach depends on factors such as sample type, analytes, sensitivity requirements, throughput goals, regulatory needs, and data analysis expectations. Whether your lab is focused on pharma, environmental testing, food safety, clinical research, forensics, chemicals, or biopharma, the goal is to help you build a workflow that fits your application rather than forcing your application to fit the technology.
Columns and consumables can influence separation quality, sensitivity, method robustness, and instrument operation. Selecting products that are appropriate for your system, method, and application can support method performance and process consistency.
Mass spectrometry may be appropriate when an application requires compound identification, confirmation, or quantitation, including complex samples or methods with demanding sensitivity and selectivity requirements. In a connected workflow, MS can support documented data review and informed decision-making.
Our software solutions can help simplify data acquisition, processing, review, reporting, and data management. In an integrated workflow, can connect stages of the analytical process and support standardized data handling and collaboration across teams. Compliance depends on the laboratory’s procedures, system configurations, validation, and applicable requirements.
Our general purpose product lines, including LC-MS products, are not intended for in vitro diagnostic purposes in accordance with our product documentation, manuals, and labels. They are designated for General Laboratory Use Only.
Our general purpose product lines have not been tested or validated for such applications and their use for in vitro diagnostic purposes may result in health and safety risks. They are designated for Research Use Only Applications.
For Research Use Only - Not For Use In Diagnostic Procedures.