| Customer Profiles | ||||
| Protasis has a long history of
research in MicroFlow NMR and began selling commercial capillary flowprobes
in 2001. Since then, this emerging trend has captured the imagination
of dozens of researchers who would like to go 'tubeless' and connect their NMR
samples with the rest of the laboratory using vials and microplates. In 2003, in response to expanding workflow, Protasis introduced OneMinuteNMRtm software and Open Access, High Throughput NMR based upon the popular LEAP PAL liquid handlers. Now researchers can acquire the highest quality spectra available with a small amount of material in a small amount of time around the clock. |
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| Who Uses MicroFlow NMR? | ||||
| Sample-Limited Researchers. Increasingly scientists are challenged to do more with less sample, less reagents, less staff. MicroFlow NMR directly helps reduce hidden costs that sap your productivity and delay results by letting you use the materials and budget that you have, rather than waiting or asking for more. Get more results in less time with MicroFlow NMR. | ||||
| Multi-User Facilities. As workload increased in techniques like chromatography and mass spectrometry, analysts turned to robotics to keep up. Since MicroFlow NMR effectively removes the mass sensitivity and acquisition time bottlenecks that previously constrained NMR, you are now free to attach high throughput liquid handlers to your NMR system and run your samples directly from industry-standard consumables, such as sealed vials, 96-well, or even 384-well, microplates. | ||||