Guest Author – Namrata Saxena, Technical Specialist – Phenomenex India Monoclonal Antibodies are large and complex biomolecules which falls in the prominent section of biotherapeutic drugs market. The complex structure Continue Reading
Nitrogen for Fast GC Analysis? Let’s Narrow Down this Idea
Guest Author – Zachary Woodward, Technical Specialist – Phenomenex USA Shorter run-times, sharper peaks, improved resolution, and low costs of carrier gas…we want it all! These goals can seem at Continue Reading
pH – ¿Por qué es crítico para su desarrollo del método de la fase móvil?
Autora invitada: Namrata Saxena, especialista técnica Como técnicos en cromatografía, muchos de nosotros no somos conscientes de cuán crítico es el pH en el desarrollo del método, incluso, a veces, es Continue Reading
Wild Polio Eradicated in Africa Declared By World Health Organization
There is some good news in 2020! The World Health Organization (WHO) announced August 25th that Africa is free from wild polio, which leaves just two countries left where the Continue Reading
Column Temperature – How to Maintain Accuracy and Stability
Guest Author – Genevieve Hodson, Technical Specialist It is common practice to leave LC columns at ‘room temperature’, or ambient temperature conditions, when running routine analytical methods. So why do Continue Reading
MASCARILLAS EN ÉPOCAS DEL COVID-19: LA CIENCIA DETRÁS DEL USO DE UNA MASCARILLA
En épocas del COVID-19, la mayoría de las ciudades y organizaciones de todo el mundo no solo recomiendan a los ciudadanos el uso de una mascarilla, sino que lo exige. Para algunas Continue Reading
GC Basics – Constant Pressure, Constant Flow, & Constant Confusion
Guest Author – Zachary Woodward Technical Specialist – Phenomenex USA Gas chromatography methods often state that the carrier gas is delivered to the column under the conditions of either constant Continue Reading
Possible Salmonella Risk – Recall of Onions Across the U.S.
The FDA announced August 1st, 2020 that the Thomas International Inc. is recalling all of its onions, regardless of color, from all 50 states in the U.S. due to a Continue Reading
Could This Vaccine Be the Answer to Reducing Alzheimer’s Risk?
Throughout history, inventions and research intended for one use, ends up being a discovery of a lifetime. Penicillin, pacemakers, and x-rays are just a few of our history’s accidental life-saving Continue Reading
Masks in the Time of COVID-19: The Science Behind Wearing One
In the time of COVID-19, most cities, towns, and organizations around the world are not only recommending citizens to wear masks, but are requiring it. For some this has sparked Continue Reading