Separations is a fundamental scientific discipline focused on the isolation and purification of components from mixtures. Through techniques such as chromatography, distillation, and filtration, separations scientists separate substances based on their physical or chemical properties. This field plays a crucial role in various industries, including pharmaceuticals, food and beverage testing, environmental science, materials research, and more. Explore how separations techniques enable precise analysis, quality control, and the development of innovative products.
Agilent APTS (formerly ProZyme) labeled glycan standards are commonly used for qualitative N-glycan identification or as migration standards for capillary electrophoresis with laser-induced fluorescence (CE/LIF).
Agilent Blood Group Oligosaccharides (formerly ProZyme) standards are offered as disaccharide and trisaccharide forms.
Agilent Glycan Alignment (formerly ProZyme) Standard Set includes the Gly-Q glucose unit (GU) ladder and Gly-Q migration standards.
Agilent N-glycan standards (formerly ProZyme) and libraries are used in many analytical procedures including LC/FLD, LC/MS, and CE/LIF.
Agilent InstantAB (formerly ProZyme) labeled N-glycan standards and libraries are commonly used as qualitative standards for LC/FLD and LC/MS.
Agilent InstantPC (formerly ProZyme) labeled glycan standards and libraries are commonly used as qualitative standards for LC/FLD and LC/MS.
Agilent InstantQ (formerly ProZyme) labeled N-glycan standards and libraries are used as qualitative standards for the Gly-Q CE system.
Agilent Lewis Antigen (formerly ProZyme) standards are available in labeled and unlabeled forms.
Agilent unlabeled N-glycan (formerly ProZyme) standards are used as qualitative standards for LC/FLD, LC/MS, or CE/LIF.
AdvanceBio Desalting-RP cartridge-style columns can be used on any LC system for on-line desalting of collected fractions. They can also be used on an Agilent 1290 Infinity II 2D-LC system as the second dimension to desalt after the first-dimension separation.
