Environmental Products & Reviews
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Environmental monitoring and testing assess the quality of our air, water, soil, and overall ecosystems. Using advanced technologies and analytical methods, environmental scientists collect and analyze samples to measure levels of pollutants, contaminants, and other factors impacting environmental health. By monitoring changes over time and identifying potential risks to human health, this field plays a vital role in informing policy decisions and implementing effective mitigation strategies. Explore how environmental monitoring and testing contribute to safeguarding our planet's well-being and promoting sustainable development.
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XBridge Premier Protein SEC 250A 2.5µm
WatersSize-based separations of peptides. proteins, and viral vectors
VanGuard FIT
WatersThe VanGuard FIT column format utilizes a unique, easily replaceable Fully Integrated Technology (FIT) pre-column cartridge that avoids added dispersion and facilitaes easy method transfer of existing methods run on standard columns.
Reversed-Phase Column for protein separations
WatersMore than just a column - A solution providing application-focused standards, methods, and exclusive support so you can easily and reliably achieve state-of-the-art separations.
Protein-Pak Hi Res Ion-Exchange
WatersHigh Resolution 5 µm particle for Anion-exchange SAX) HPLC of nucleic acids
GTxResolve™ Premier BEH™ SEC 450 Å, 2.5 µm
WatersHigh efficincy low adsorption hardware for aggregate analysis of Adeno Associated virus (AAVs) and small to medium nucleic acids.
BioSuite™ IEX, RP, SEC, and HIC HPLC columns for Proteins and Peptides
WatersIEX, SEC, RP, and HIC columns for Proteins and Peptides
BEH Oligo 2.5 µm
WatersHigh resolution XBridge Oligonucleotide BEH C18 OBD Prep Column, 130Å, 2.5 µm for purfication of oligo nucleotides.
ACQUITY UPLC Premier Protein SEC 250A 1.7 µm
WatersSize-based separations of peptides. proteins, and viral vectors
ACQUITY UPLC Premier Protein SEC 250A
WatersSize-based separations of peptides, proteins, and viral vectors
