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The purpose of this document is to describe the key differences between the SS420x and the 35900E, analog to digital converters for chromatography detectors used with EZChrom Elite Chromatography Data System. EZChrom Elite communicates with the 35900E over a LAN connection and does not control the BCD connector used to control an autosampler. The channels in the 35900E can be configured independently within one generic instrument as described below.

Agilent Feature Extraction Software Version 10.7.1.1 (FE 10.7.1) is a product of Agilent Technologies. This version mainly modifies FE 10.7 software, supports PDF QC reports and PDF run charts, and improves grid search function

This is the release note for Feature Extraction Software version 10.7.3.1.

This document describes advanced features of Agilent ChemStation software, including extended spectral processing, advanced single- and multi-component quantification and automation capabilities.

Agilent ChemStation is a UV-visible spectroscopy software that supports Agilent 8453 spectrophotometer

This document describes the typical specifications of Cary 50, 100, 300 UV-Vis spectrophotometers.

This document describes the guaranteed specifications of the Cary Eclipse fluorescence spectrophotometer

This document describes Agilent's software support and services for gold-level customers

This document is about the EZChrom Elite Release Notes Notices released by Agilent Technologies, Inc. The document describes the features and characteristics of the EZChrom Elite software.

This is a software changes description document for EZChrom 3.3.2 Service Pack 2, which mainly introduces new functions and software changes in this version

EZChrom Elite Compact is a product produced by Agilent. It supports Windows XP and Windows Vista operating systems. It requires a 2.0 GHz CPU and 2.0 GB of RAM. The hard disk space requirement is 10GB or 30GB. It requires a Microsoft Networking environment

Array Comparative Genomic Hybridization (aCGH) characterizes the genomic changes that result in developmental abnormalities, disease susceptibility, and differential drug responses. The technology enables the identification of biomarkers indicative of these genomic changes. Agilent's CGH Analytics software efficiently locates disease-implicated regions of genomic amplification or deletion from massive quantities of aCGH data. Using industry-proven statistical algorithms, CGH Analytics identifies genome-wide aberration patterns from multiple aCGH profiles. These aberration patterns can be viewed in detail and compared, using a choice of display types. The software enables oncology, neurology, and cytogenetics researchers to quickly determine copy-number based biomarkers and genomic abnormalities involved in disease processes.

Agilent CGH Analytics software uses industry-proven statistical algorithms to efficiently locate disease-implicated regions of genomic amplification or deletion from massive quantities of aCGH data. It identifies genome-wide aberration patterns from multiple aCGH profiles. These aberration patterns can be viewed in detail and compared, using a choice of display types. The software enables oncology, neurology and cytogenetics researchers to quickly determine copy-number based biomarkers and genomic abnormalities involved in disease processes.

The Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer is the industry’s only platform that can analyze RNA, DNA, proteins, and cells. Based on lab-on-a-chip technology, it is an excellent alternative to labor-intensive gel electrophoresis techniques. The versatile platform of the Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer has enabled improved species detection, profiling, and cereal variety analysis.

The document introduces the new interoperability between the Resolver system and GeneSpring GX, allowing data transfer between the two for comprehensive analysis. The advantages of interoperability are described, including familiar interfaces, simple client installation, robust scalable database, and biologically relevant data exploration.