Agilent Captiva ND Lipid Removal Filtration Plate Product Leaflet

Captiva NDLipids is a convenient and easy-to-use 96-well filtration plate specifically designed for the removal of dissolved lipids and phospholipids from biological fluids. The plasma filtrate obtained with Captiva NDLipids is almost free of endogenous interfering substances, including lipids, proteins, and surfactants. This significantly reduces ion suppression, resulting in improved sensitivity and method precision for trace analysis. By removing lipids, better peak shapes and reproducible retention times are achieved, simplifying method validation. In addition, the rapid in-well precipitation technology of Captiva NDLipids allows for high sample throughput.


Agilent Captiva ND Lipid Removal Filtration Plate Product Leaflet - cover page
Brand
Agilent
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
German
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
762 KB
Published
06 July, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
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About this manual

The Agilent Captiva ND (Non-Drip) is a 96-well filtration plate specifically designed for the removal of lyso- and phospholipids from biological fluids. It utilizes rapid in-well precipitation technology to produce filtrates that are nearly free of endogenous substances, including lipids, proteins, and surfactants. This process significantly reduces ion suppression, leading to improved sensitivity, method precision, better peak shapes, and reproducible retention times for trace analysis. This manual is written in German.

What's inside

  • Einleitung
  • Die Vorteile von Captiva ND
  • LC/MS in der Bioanalytik
  • Hohere Empfindlichkeit und verbesserte Saulenstandzeit
  • Bequeme Probenfiltration in nur 3 Arbeitsschritten
  • Universeller Einsatz

Specifications

Well Format96-well
Removal Efficiency>97%
Sample Volume Range50-200 uL

Frequently asked questions

How many steps are required for sample filtration?

The process requires only three simple steps: pipetting, precipitation, and filtering.

Does the plate require method development?

No, for most analytes no method development is necessary as existing methods can be transferred directly.

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