Studies Benefit from Advances in Evaporative Sample Preparation

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Studies Benefit from Advances in Evaporative Sample Preparation

15 Oct, 2010

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A new web page from Genevac brings together the latest technological innovations, applications advances and links to references that details how new fast, safe evaporative sample preparation techniques are benefiting metabolism and toxicology studies.

Metabolic and Toxicology studies look at the passage of a drug or chemical into and through the body. Visitors to www.genevac.com/metabolism can gain an insight into how Genevac systems are providing fast, safe sample preparation, free from artefact, contamination or loss, from simple concentration or drying of solvent extracts from tissue samples right through to quantitative screening of workers or athletes for the presence of a drug.

Information is also provided detailing how modern evaporation technology is increasing metabolite recovery in ADMET Studies, improving productivity in toxicology screening and delivering advances in metabolite profiling through better sample preparation.

Web links to a bibliography of scientific publications in peer review journals provides further insight into how modern evaporative sample preparation methods are assisting scientists undertaking metabolism and toxicology studies.

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