The Scientist : Agilent and Waters give HPLC a Makeover [30/8/2004]

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by Aileen Constans

TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY

Agilent and Waters give HPLC a Makeover

Companies reinvent an old standard of the proteomics toolbox

The Scientist 2004, 18(16):37

Published

30 August 2004

Long the method of choice for fast, accurate protein purification, HPLC has been revamped in recent months. Two companies, Agilent Technologies in Palo Alto, Calif., and Waters in Milford, Mass., released new high-performance liquid chromatography systems designed specifically for the microscale sample requirements of mass spectrometry-based proteomics. Though they adopt different approaches, both systems have been hailed by developers and users alike as harbingers of liquid chromatography's next wave.

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