Used APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS / ABI / MDS SCIEX 4000 #9315741 for sale

APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS / ABI / MDS SCIEX 4000 is a spectrometer designed for a wide range of research applications including protein and peptide analysis. It is a high-sensitivity, high-resolution spectrometer capable of accurately detecting and quantifying peptides and proteins in solutions. ABI 4000 produces superior results by utilizing features such as Quadrupole Ion Trap technology for resolution and high sensitivity. It also has an automated fractionation procedure that further aids in quantifying and detecting peptides and proteins. MDS SCIEX 4000 is designed to be easy-to-use with a robust user interface that allows users to quickly and easily prepare for and execute a full analysis procedure. Its sampling system is capable of analyzing a wide range of sample volumes, from nanograms to milligrams. Its inlet system easily accommodates a variety of formats, including vials and standard sample containers. The detector is designed to detect ions across a wide mass range from 0.25 APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS 4000 Da so users can perform full spectrum analysis. 4000 is also built with integrated cloud storage to remotely store acquired data and easily share data with colleagues. Additionally, APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS / ABI / MDS SCIEX 4000 offers options for data management, such as data processing, report generation and sharing. Data processing allows easy comparison between samples, resulting in faster analysis and data presentation. It has the option of automatically generating results in PDF, text, or Excel format. With the report generation feature, users can access comprehensive reports with all relevant data for analysis. The SCIEX ABI 4000 has been designed to provide reliable, traceable and precisely reproducible results regarding the quantification of peptides and proteins. This data can then be used to draw conclusions about amino acid structure and sequence. Ultimately, MDS SCIEX 4000 can be used to support a variety of research needs such as drug discovery, biomarker discovery, and protein engineering, among others.