p/ace™ mdq detectors - Beckman Coulter

P/ACE MDQP/ACE MDQ-LCQ CE-MS/MS SystemsPART NUMBERPART NUMBER149016These systems feature single-point control of both the ThermoFinniganLCQ and the Beckman Coulter P/ACE MDQ using the Xcalibur workstation. The P/ACE MDQ is configured with diode array detection,sample tray temperature control, and capillary temperature controlextended to an electrospray interface. The unique system interfaceemploys a liquid sheath make-up flow to sweep the analytes off thecapillary and into the mass spectrometer. The LCQ utilizes ion traptechnology to resolve the molecular ions and is capable of MS/MS—allowing these ions to be isolated and further fragmented to gainstructural information and higher confidence confirmation. Thesesystems have been optimized for capillary lengths and instrumentlevels—and configured for the following three applications (pleasecontact your local Beckman Coulter representative for a quotation onthe following systems):1) CE-MS/MS Protein Characterization System2) CE-MS/MS Pharmaceutical Analysis System3) CE-MS/MS Research SystemP/ACE MDQ Glycoprotein SystemPART NUMBERPART NUMBER149893 North America International 149872CE-based system for the separation and characterization of proteinsand associated carbohydrates. The system is ideal for peptide mapping,separation of proteins by molecular weight, accurate isoelectric point(pI) determination, oligosaccharide profiling and monosaccharideanalysis. System includes a P/ACE MDQ configured with a selectablewavelength UV/Vis (200, 214, 254 and 280 nm included) detector,UV source optics, laser-induced fluorescence detector, 488 nm argonion laser module, a temperature-controlled sample storage module,and 32 Karat Software configured on an IBM personal computer.Installation Qualification, Operation Qualification 1 (OQ1) anddocumentation to aid in software validation is also included.Starter chemistries: eCAP Carbohydrate Labeling and Analysis Kit,eCAP SDS 14-200 Kit, MDQ Methods Development kit, LIF and UVdetector test mix, and Glycoprotein Methods Development Guide.Beckman CoulterContentsIndex7