SialoCapper-ID Kit
SialoCapper™-ID Kit reliably stabilizes sialic acid residues, enabling linkage isomer discrimination.
Our technology prevents the decomposition of sialic acid residues and ionization suppression. Furthermore, makes it possible to discriminate the linkage isomers of sialic acids by mass spectrometry.
Various types of mass spectrometers can be used for measuring glycans derivatized with the SialoCapper-ID Kit
The SALSA method involved in the SialoCapper-ID Kit was developed by Shimadzu corporation and improved in cooperation with Prof. Jun-Ichi Furukawa and Dr. Hisatoshi Hanamatsu at Hokkaido University.
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INTERNATIONAL MASS SPECTROMETRY CONFERENCE 2024
Visit the Shimadzu booth at the International Mass Spectrometry Conference (IMSC) 2024.
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Maldi EasyCare Training Video has been uploaded.
The Shimadzu MALDI EasyCare solution offers a convenient way to perform routine maintenance on your system and increase your uptime. Manual cleaning of ion optics is safe, quick (period from venting to ion optics removal is approx. 10 mins), easy-to-do requiring no tools (except single-point use of flat blade screwdriver) and no technical expertise due to full guidance by software wizard. All cleaning materials provided.
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Shimadzu has released the MALDI-EasyCare, Upgrade for the MALDI-8000 Series MALDI-TOF mass spectrometers
Maintain optimal performance of your system using MALDI EasyCare to manually clean the ion optics and autotune the instrument.
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Shimadzu has released the FlexiFocus™
The FlexiFocus adaptor has been specifically designed to hold a FlexiFocus insert and position it optimally for analysis in the Shimadzu MALDI-8020 and MALDI-8030 benchtop MALDI-TOF instruments.
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Latest issue of Shimadzu Journal, featuring Forensics / Toxicology, has come out.
This issue focuses on "Forensics / Toxicology", an area where science and technology are particularly important and needed. It starts with two customer interviews.
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Life Science Biomarker Industry Page has been updated
Biomarkers are derived from living organisms and found in tissues, blood, and other bodily fluids. Biomarkers are indicators of biological changes in an organism and are used to diagnose disease, in prognosis, and to evaluate the efficacy and safety of pharmaceuticals. Biomarkers can be nucleic acids, proteins, peptides, lipids, and sugars, and are identified using various “omics” techniques.