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University
of Michigan Medical School - Department of Pharmacology
- Biomedical Mass Spectroscopy Facility
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The
University of Michigan Medical School Biomedical Mass
Spectrometry Facility (Department of Pharmacology) is an
instrumentation laboratory that offers HPLC and mass
spectrometry services and provides access to modern mass
spectrometric techniques and state-of-the-art
instrumentation to address a wide range of research
problems. The
focus of the laboratory is on the characterization and
quantification of small molecules with special emphasis
on biomarkers, drugs, and drug metabolites for
pharmacological analyses.
The Facility offers training for independent
operation of instruments as well as sample analysis by
Facility personnel as an outsourcing laboratory.
Franek
Technologies’ certified power protection systems
currently protect all of the research instrumentation
and electronics within the Biomedical Mass Spectrometry
Facility, including Thermo Electron's LTQ®
and TSQ®
Liquid Chromatograph-Mass Spectrometers, along with the
Waters®
CapLC XE and Alliance®
2695 XE Modular System High Performance Liquid
Chromatographs. The
University of Michigan Biomedical Mass Spectrometry
Facility is protected against power fluctuations or
failure that would otherwise cause costly damage to
instrumentation, loss of samples and data, as well as
significant lost productive time.
The Biomedical Mass Spectrometry Facility is
additionally protected from power abnormalities
(brown-outs, sags, surges etc caused by summer heat
waves, the thunderstorm season, and ice storms.
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Thermo
Electron (Finnigan) LTQ MS® Linear Ion
Trap with integrated Surveyor™LC System
Franek Technologies LPS
Catalog Numbers FT1-LTQMS-TMO
Instrument Description:
Thermo Electron (Finnigan) LTQ is
a linear ion trap mass spectrometer equipped with
an electrospray ionization source.
A Thermo Electron (Finnigan) Surveyor HPLC
system is interfaced to the mass spectrometer for
automated LC-MS and LC-MS/MS analyses.
Application:
Genomic & Proteomic RNA/DNA and
Metabolic Analysis / High Performance Liquid
Chromatography & Mass Spectroscopy
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Thermo
Electron (Finnigan) TSQ® QUANTUM Ultra
AM with integrated Surveyor™LC System
Franek Technologies LPS
Catalog Number FT1-MSQQUAN-UAT
Instrument Description:
The Thermo Electron (Finnigan) TSQ Quantum Ultra
AM is a triple quadrupole mass spectrometer
equipped with an electrospray ionization source.
A Thermo Electron (Finnigan) Surveyor HPLC
system is interfaced to the mass spectrometer for
automated LC-MS and LC-MS/MS analyses.
Application:
Genomic & Proteomic RNA/DNA and
Metabolic Analysis / High Performance Liquid
Chromatography & Mass Spectroscopy
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Micromass
Waters® Alliance® High Performance Liquid
Chromatograph (HPLC) with 2695 XE Separations
Module
Franek Technologies LPS
Catalog Number FT1-2695XE-WTR
Instrument Description:
The Micromass Waters® Alliance® with 2695 XE
Separations Module is a high
performance liquid chromatographic system with a
quaternary, low-pressure mixing pump and inline
vacuum degassing.
Application:
Genomic & Proteomic RNA/DNA and
Metabolic Analysis / High Performance Liquid
Chromatography & Mass Spectroscopy
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Micromass
Waters® CapLC® XE High Performance Capillary
Liquid Chromatograph (CapLC)
Franek Technologies LPS
Catalog Numbers FT1-CAPLC-WTR
Instrument Description:
Micromass Waters® CapLC® High Performance
Capillary Liquid Chromatograph (CapLC) with XE
Separations Module performs high sensitivity analyses using
capillary and nanoscale LC-MS.
Pharmaceutical, industrial and life
scientists have the first fully integrated LC
system solution optimized for high sensitivity
analyses using small-scale separations.
Application:
Genomic & Proteomic RNA/DNA and
Metabolic Analysis / High Performance Liquid
Chromatography & Mass Spectroscopy
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For
high-resolution images please contact Jeanna Sanchez,
JCS Public Relations at (760) 295-4166 or via E-mail: jeanna@jcspublicrelations.com
All
photos courtesy of the University of Michigan. |
