Philanthropy is a large part of the Phenomenex culture. Every year we enjoy pulling an April Fool’s prank on our customers to not only get a laugh but to raise Continue Reading
The New Study of The Old Proteins: Palaeoproteomics
A new field, palaeoproteomics—the study of ancient proteins—has been receiving more attention, leading to proposed guidelines that will establish a foundation for research. Proteins have the ability to preserve ten Continue Reading
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Metabolomics and Autism: Can Cross-linked Polyamine HPLC Columns Change Lives?
Chromatography has the ability to impact lives more than many think. Brian Rivera discovers this through his pursuit for more autism research for his son, Micah. By: Brian Rivera, Bioseparations Continue Reading
Large vs Small Organic Molecules in Biopharmaceuticals
Biopharmaceuticals have emerged as the next-gen of therapeutic (large and small) molecules in the pharmaceutical industry Guest Author: Chad Eichman, Ph.D., Biopharmaceutical Industry Manager The pharmaceutical industry has a long-standing Continue Reading
Celebramos Las Mujeres en la Ciencia – Día Internacional de la Mujer
Jueves 8 de marzo, Día Internacional de la Mujer, un día para celebrar los logros sociales, económicos y políticos de las mujeres. Para conmemorar este día, quisimos destacar a las Continue Reading
Still Using Liquid-Liquid Extraction? There’s Now a CLEANER Way
How many scientists could honestly say “no” to less variability and increased reliability? Yet, time and time again, we see scientists who are content with Liquid-Liquid Extraction (LLE) as the Continue Reading
Tips to Maintain HPLC/UHPLC Systems and Improve Column Longevity
Guest Author: Dr. Richard McAllister, Phenomenex UK With a new year, most of us have our new resolutions. Join a gym, get healthier, quit smoking, drink less, basically try to Continue Reading
Is Water Safe To Inject In Gas Chromatography?
In the first GC columns, gas chromatography phases were simply coated onto the column. This was mostly the case with packed columns, but also the same with the very first capillary columns. Injecting water onto these phases dissolved the phase and caused the phase to elute from the columns.
Chiral Chromatography and the Pharmaceutical Industry
Guest Author: Abraham Becerra Since its discovery, chiral chemistry has played a pivotal role in how scientists examine novel compounds. This unique characteristic describing a molecule’s geometry in three-dimensional space Continue Reading
FeaturedJeff Layne, Ph.D.- LC Product Manager and Technical SpecialistLiquid Chromatography (LC)The Effects of Changing Column Inner Diameter on LC-MS Applications
The Effects of Changing Column Inner Diameter on LC-MS Applications-Part 3
Part 3: What is the Best Column ID for You? Hi, and welcome back to the third installation of this article series on the effect of changing column inner diameter (ID) Continue Reading