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Thermo Electron Introduces New Flexible Technologies for Advanced FT-IR Analysis

TThermo Electron Corporation (NYSE: TMO) announces the availability of a 2D correlation software package and an external experiment module for polari- zation experiments for its advanced line of Nicolet FT- IR spectrometers. Both the software package and expe- riment module have been developed in response to the growing need for power and flexibility in FT-IR resear- ch analysis.

The SpectraCorr2D correlation spectroscopy (2DCOS) softwarecombines the latest development in 2DCOS algorithms and advanced imaging graphics.

The software provides additional data processing options and multiple display modes for spectral correla- tion and profiling analysis. It also enhances spectral resolution and detailed elucidation of the dynamic

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Thermo Electron Enhances Protein Identification Software

Thermo Electron Corporation (NYSE:TMO) intro- duces the latest version of their protein identification software suite, BioWorks™ 3.2, which enables scien- tists and researchers to quickly and accurately identify proteins. BioWorks is indispensable software for scien- tists conducting protein or proteomics research and is designed to support Thermo’s entire range of Finni- gan™ ion trap mass spectrometers. This new software package will particularly appeal to the pharmaceuti- cal industry, academia, governmental laboratories, bio- technology companies, and contract research orga- nizations (CROs).

BioWorks, which utilizes the SEQUEST“ algorithm for searching protein databases, now features probability- based scoring to complement traditional SEQUEST scores. A new unified search results file format to speed up data analysis as well support for accurate mass sear- ching is also part of this new package. The XPRESS™

stable isotope quantitation algorithm and the pro- tein area/height calculation have also been considera- bly improved. The application also provides increased support to new instruments such as Finnigan vMALDI™ equipped mass spectrometers.

BioWorks automatically identifies proteins by com- paring experimental tandem mass spectrometry (MS/MS) data with standard protein and DNA databases. The application can automatically analyze a single spectrum or an entire LC/MS/MS peptide map.

A particularly powerful advantage of the SEQUEST algorithm is its ability to directly analyze proteins in mixtures. Moreover, the algorithm can extract infor- mation and correctly identify proteins even at low concentrations that generate a weak signal.

The XPRESS algorithm is a tool for automating quan- titative protein expression analysis. It simplifies the in- terpretation of data from differential labeling tech- niques such as the ICAT™ reagent method.

For more information about BioWorks 3.2 software and Thermo’s range of Finnigan ion trap mass spec- trometers, or visit www.thermo.com/ms.

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behavior of spectral intensity variation in a perturba- tion-dependent dynamic system, particularly with the analysis of the generalized 2D contour maps.

The TOM(Tabletop Optical Module) boxprovides all factory pre-aligned optics and dual-channel Synchro- nous Sampling Techniques (SST‰) with enhanced kine- tic functions. This allows for the simultaneous acquisi- tion of two signals generated in double modulation experiments including Infrared Reflection Absorption Spectroscopy (IRRAS), Vibrational Linear Dichroism (VLD) and Vibrational Circular Dichroism (VCD).

The TOM box provides a continuously varying reflec- tion angle from 330to 890and enables triple modulation experiments such as Dynamic Infrared Linear Dichroism (DIRLD) with the use of step scan DSP Synchronous Multiple Modulation (SMM) technology.

As a versatile and powerful package, the SpectraCorr software fulfils all research spectroscopists’ needs for 2D correla- tion analysis. The TOM box supports Thermo’s advanced research FT-IR spectrometers including the Nicolet‰

8700 and Nicolet 6700 FT-IR.

For more information about the Spec- traCorr 2DCOS software or TOM box,

visit www.thermo.com/ftir. © D.R.

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Thermo Electron Offers a Complete LC Solution with the Introduction of the Finnigan Surveyor Plus HPLC System

Thermo Electron Corporation (NYSE:

TMO) introduces the Finnigan™ Sur- veyor Plus, a new HPLC system with the highest levels of PDA detection for today’s high-throughput sample proces- sing environments. The new Finnigan Surveyor Plus™ benefits from a new stackable and modular bench-space saving design.

The Finnigan Surveyor Plus HPLC system has been designed to serve the analytical needs of chromatographers working in QA/QC laboratories, aca-

demia, drug development and discovery and the food and beverage industry. The integrated column oven and the ability to use vials or plates illustrate the extreme flexibility of this system. Thermo’s patented LightPipeTM technology ensures superior sensitivity, up to five times higher than that of conventional photo diode array detectors.

The high-throughput Finnigan Surveyor Plus inte- grates seamlessly with the Finnigan Surveyor MSQ Plus providing accelerated productivity with the confidence of mass detection for a complete LC/MS solution. The result is a fast and powerful tool engi- neered to combine precision, accuracy and reliabili- ty for improved LC analysis.

For more information about the Finnigan Surveyor Plus HPLC system, visit www.thermo.com/

chromatography

Wyatt techology offers dynamic light scattering and hi high throughput screening with the dynaproTM product range

Wyatt Technology, the world leader in absolute ma- cromolecular characterization instrumentation and software announces the launch of the DynaPro™ pro- duct range. Acquired during Wyatt’s acquisition of Proterion/Protein Solutions Corporation in Novem- ber 2004, the DynaPro™ Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) system is the industry standard in the protein crystallization market. The products are Wyatt Tech- nology’s first integrated solution for batch Dynamic Light Scattering and are its primary offering in the im- portant field of high throughput screening. Tradi- tionally, Wyatt has dominated the Multi-Angle Light Scattering (MALS) market with its DAWN detectors;

by incorporating the DynaPro™ range, Wyatt now offers its customers the complete light scattering so- lution.

The new DynaPro™ product line allows customers powerful yet easy-to-use tools for characterizing un- fractionated samples via DLS. The products parti- cularly appeal to customers doing rapid characteri- zation of size and polydispersity. The range incorporates the automated DynaPro™ Titan Plate Reader, making the technology available for the ra- pid screening of unfractionated samples for applica- tions such as crystallography and aggregation studies.

The product range offers the highest sensitivity and lowest sample volumes for protein crystallization by DLS. It comes with a unique range of features inclu- ding a control module with the ability to collect and analyze data; and a read module, which comes as either a temperature-controlled scintillation vial rea- der for single measurements, or a fully automated plate reader with the capability to make measurements on 96 or 384 well plates. Other features include a stand-alone self-dessicating temperature chamber for low temperature conditions, and the ability to inte- grate seamlessly with Wyatt Technology’s online ac- cessories.

The DynaPro™ comes with easy-to-use software which will be integrated into Wyatt’s 21 CFR 11-compliant ASTRA platform. The software complements Wyatt’s multi-angle light scattering detectors to make absolute molecular weight determinations a desirable alterna- tive to traditional liquid chromatography methods.

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“The DynaPro™ complements our Quasi-Elastic-Light Scattering instrument - WyattQELS - which is tuned for online analysis of fractionated samples, as it is ideal for batch analysis of unfractionated samples,”

comments Geof Wyatt, President of Wyatt Techno- logy. “Thus the addition of the DynaPro™ products positions Wyatt Technology as the leader in light scat- tering characterization for both online and batch ana- lysis, plus the DynaPro™ Titan Plate Reader opens up the possibility of coupling light scattering cha- racterization with automated robotic systems. Wyatt now offers the whole range of light scattering solu- tions, including multi-angle light scattering, DLS and high throughput screening.”

The DynaPro™ DLS products are used globally in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, university and go- vernment-funded R&D laboratories, to understand the physical attributes of purified protein molecules.

The products make it much easier to characterize pro- tein homogeneity.

For more information on Wyatt Technology’s new product innovations and services, please visit www.wyatt.com

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