Gilson Connect
Gilson's GX-Series Liquid Handlers, paired with TRILUTION® LH software and GEARS, can integrate with QINSTRUMENTS thermal and shaking modules. This powerful combination enables automated workflows involving heating, cooling, and agitation—ideal for redissolving compounds, kinetic testing, derivatization before SPE, and liquid-liquid extractions. Expand your system’s capabilities with precision temperature control and flexible labware support—all fully automated for increased efficiency and reliability.
When performing high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), efficiency is key to get the most throughput out of your instruments. Instead of purchasing additional instrumental setups, there are several ways to increase the efficiency of a single instrument. Switching valves, like the Gilson VALVEMATE® II Valve Actuator, can allow for the connection of multiple columns for column switching to expand what is possible on a single system alone.
This guide provides information about fraction collection techniques using TRILUTION® LC Software.
Get fast, high-yield, and high-purity isolations without the need for long washing steps. This is possible thanks to our exclusive Exclusion-based Sample Preparation (ESP™) technology. It is perfect for capturing weakly bound protein complexes without subjecting them to high shear forces from pipette-based wash steps. Plus, it prevents contamination, dilution, or discarding of the original samples.
Chromatography plays a crucial role in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. New drug innovation, pilot studies, and process development are a few examples of how it's used. Preparative chromatography is a method used to separate and purify target compounds derived from complex mixtures so that they can be used in other applications. When conducting these separations, there are certain dependencies that must be considered as scientists develop their methods. In this video, you'll learn more about these interdependent relationships involved in chromatographic separations.
There are many different chromatography techniques, but which is right for your experiment? This video will give an overview of the main differences between analytical and preparative chromatography and help guide you to the technique that is best for your lab's purification research.
Sample preparation for any form of analysis can be tedious and time-consuming, and efforts to automate this process have been long and fruitful. Today, many different types of liquid handlers exist that can perform a variety of functions to increase throughput tremendously. In this application note, we demonstrate one example of sample prep by taking a common but complicated screening method for optimizing liquid-liquid chromatography run parameters and automating the process. We also showcase the use of liquid level detection in the precise liquid handling of biphasic solutions
Researchers are rushing to identify, target, and analyze peptide functions for drug development. Here is what you should know about peptide purification.
To ensure the accuracy of your results, you need to opt between using a positive-displacement pipette vs air-displacement pipette. Here’s what you should know.
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a fatal neurodegenerative disease caused by the death of motor neurons. A hallmark of ALS is low expression of neurofilament light chain (NFL) in motor neurons. A high-throughput phenotypic assay using patient-derived induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) was used to screen over 6,000 compounds. This poster demonstrates how automation of serial dilutions and dosing on PIPETMAX 268 provides a more accurate and less labor-intensive alternative to manual pipetting for rescreening.
