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News Release from: Autoscribe | Subject: IFD
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 16 April 2004
Ion fingerprint raises mass spec
efficiency
Software is able to deconvolve mass spectra in the presence of high noise levels and co-elutants, permiting the use of extremely short and simple GC temperature programmes
A new software package that raises the efficiency of mass spectrometry is now available from Autoscribe Ion Fingerprint Detection (IFD) from Ion Signature Technology identifies and quantifies organic compounds in complex mixtures quickly and accurately using patented algorithms that have been incorporated
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 10 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The software's ability to deconvolve mass spectra in the presence of high noise levels and co-elutants permits the use of extremely short and simple GC temperature programmes, and virtually eliminates the need for extensive sample clean-up or lengthy separations prior to MS detection.
IFD also reduces re-analyses by up to 60% and allows the creation of ultra-fast screening methods.
The specially designed clear graphics save time during sample verification and analysis, while all data is exportable to familiar spreadsheet packages such as Microsoft Excel.
IFD is aimed at mass spectrometry applications in metabolite studies, environmental, forensics, petrochemicals, explosives, biological/chemical warfare agent identification, right up to high throughput laboratories in drug discovery.
The software is fully configurable, and a free 30 day trial is available. Request a free brochure from Autoscribe ...
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