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Immunosorbents for Selective Sample Preparation of Complex Mixtures

May 1, 2008

Selective sample preparation techniques are particularly attractive for the analysis of trace amounts of small molecules in complex matrices. In this article, Ron Majors covers the field of immunoextraction, a technique that employs immobilized antibodies to selectively capture specific analytes using molecular recognition via antibody–antigen interactions. Recently, the introduction of commercial products for specific high-volume environmental and food safety applications should spur further applications of this technique.

Miniaturized Approaches to Conventional Liquid-Liquid Extraction

Jun 1, 2006

Liquid-liquid extraction (LLE) is among the most widely used sample preparation methods. In this month's installment of "Sample Prep Perspectives," Ron Majors discusses newer LLE approaches that offer significant advantages over classical methods.

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