Shimadzu ASMS 2014 Monday Breakfast Seminar 

“Pushing the Boundaries of On-Line LC-MS/MS for Trace Analysis from Biological Fluids”

Dr. Kevin Schug

Associate Professor & Shimadzu Distinguished Professor of Analytical Chemistry, Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, The University of Texas at Arlington

This seminar will be preceded by the following introduction:

“Introduction to the Shimadzu Institute for Research Technologies”

Joe Barrera, Ph.D.

Director, Shimadzu Institute for Research Technologies

Abstract:

Our goal is to develop a single LC-MS system capable of simultaneous protein and small molecule determinations.  This instrument will be useful where precious small volume biological samples are prevalent, and cases where multiple markers are desired to be monitored together.  The instrument features automated multi-column method development functionality, restricted access media for on-line segregation of biological sample components, and ultra-fast scanning 8050 triple quadrupole mass spectrometry.  Presented will be a series of model and applied studies demonstrating progress toward this integrated instrumentation and work-flow.

 

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