Terms & Definitions • 70 chromatogram


In chromatographic analyses, a graphic display of chromatographic output, typically showing the response as the y-axis and time as the x-axis.


• 71 chromatographic column


Essential component of a liquid or gas chromatographic system, containing the stationary phase and through which flows the mobile phase. Separation is typically effected through partitioning, adsorptive, electrostatic or affinity-based interactions between the analyte in the mobile phase and the stationary phase.


Bioanalytical Services


We provide Bioanalytical support for all stages of drug development from discovery, preclinical (non-GLP and GLP), through all phases of clinical development (Phase I-IV) for both small and large molecules.


LC-MS/MS Analysis of Ligand Binding,


Small and Large Molecules We have more than one hundred dedicated Bioanalytical scientists working with the latest equipment to ensure compliant and on-time regulatory submissions. We are continually expanding our list of validated small and large molecule methods using multiple platforms.


Instrumentation Includes:


· Sciex QTrap 5500 with highly selective MRM3


· HRMS/QTOF AB Sciex TT5600 Capabilities


• Bioanalytical Biomarker Quantification • Biosimilars • Drug-Drug Interactions • Endogenous Compounds e.g. Glucagon • High Throughput Quantitative Methods


For more information, please contact us future science group


• Large Molecule Quantification by LC-MS e.g. mAb Peptides, PEG-Proteins


• Metabolite ID • Oligonucleotides • PK/PD Analysis


• Tissue Analysis • Unstable Metabolite Quantification


· AB Sciex API 5000 · Automated Tissue Homogenizers


· UHPLC · Biotek · MSD


We offer full support that includes TK/PK stats and reports, and assure sample integrity through sample management and collection kits.


1 888 267-7449 | contact@algopharm.com | algopharm.com S21


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