In a conventional tandem mass spectrometer rapid acquisition of MS/MS data leads to loss in sensitivity and crosstalk. Using a T-Wave collision cell, the sensitivity is maintained, even at high data acquisition rates.

Accurate quantitation of the narrow peak widths typical of UPLC (2 to 3 s) demands fast acquisition speeds to ensure data quality targets are achieved. The T-Wave collision cell ensures that the UPLC chromatographic speed and resolution benefits can be fully exploited, whether you are analyzing one compound, or more, per method. This capability helps the clinical lab exploit one of the most important features of mass spectrometry in the clinical lab – the ability to multiplex analyses.

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For in vitro diagnostic use. Not available in all countries. For information on availability, please contact your local representative.