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AccQ•Tag™ Amino Acid Sample Prep
This advanced method offers an end-to-end solution developed around an advanced application, a specialized kit, or an analytical system. It delivers complete functional, ready-to-use protocols that are qualitatively and quantitatively assessed for consistency, executability, and repeatability, usually without needing to make any changes. It operates per batch size and is scalable to accommodate changing requirements.

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Waters Corporation
Version 7, 17 Jul 2023 at 8:47 AM
The task of accurately separating, identifying, and quantitating amino acids in the research, development, and commercialization of food, feed, and biotherapeutic products is challenging.
To analyze released amino acids by HPLC or UPLC, Waters provides many solutions that use pre-column derivatization so that amino acids can be analyzed by optical detection.
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This advanced method offers an end-to-end solution developed around an advanced application, a specialized kit, or an analytical system. It delivers complete functional, ready-to-use protocols that are qualitatively and quantitatively assessed for consistency, executability, and repeatability, usually without needing to make any changes. It operates per batch size and is scalable to accommodate changing requirements.
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AccQ-Tag Ultra AA Reagent Preparation, 32 Samples - Pipette+
Guided protocol for manually reconstituting the Amino Acid standards kit (Cell culture - p/n 186009300 and Food and Feed - p/n 186009299) and AccQ-Tag automation derivatization kit reagents (p/n 186009232) using Pipette+ for processing 32 samples.

AccQ-Tag Ultra AA Reagent Preparation, 64 Samples - Pipette+
Guided protocol for manually reconstituting the Amino Acid standards kit (Cell culture - p/n 186009300 and Food and Feed - p/n 186009299) and AccQ-Tag automation derivatization kit reagents (p/n 186009232) using Pipette+ for processing 64 samples.

AccQ-Tag Ultra AA Reagent Preparation, 96 Samples - Pipette+
Guided protocol for manually reconstituting the Amino Acid standards kit (Cell culture - p/n 186009300 and Food and Feed - p/n 186009299) and AccQ-Tag automation derivatization kit reagents (p/n 186009232) using Pipette+ for processing 96 samples.

AccQ-Tag Ultra Calibration Line Preparation - Andrew+
AccQ-Tag Ultra amino acid calibration line preparation protocol from the 500 μM standard using the Amino Acid Cell Culture Standard kit (p/n 186009300) or the Amino Acid Food and Feed Standard kit (p/n 186009299) on Andrew+.

AccQ-Tag Ultra Sample Preparation, 32 Samples - Andrew+
AccQ-Tag Ultra amino acid sample preparation protocol for processing 32 samples using the automation derivatization kit (p/n 186009232) on Andrew+.

AccQ-Tag Ultra Sample Preparation, 64 Samples - Andrew+
AccQ-Tag Ultra amino acid sample preparation protocol for processing 64 samples using the automation derivatization kit (p/n 186009232) on Andrew+.

AccQ-Tag Ultra Sample Preparation, 96 Samples - Andrew+
AccQ-Tag Ultra amino acid sample preparation protocol for processing 96 samples using the automation derivatization kit (p/n 186009232) on Andrew+.
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Waters Corporation
From the everyday consumer to scientists in the laboratory, we all rely on accurate information to make critical decisions. Waters Corporation is the world's leading specialty measurement company focused on improving human health and well-being through the application of high-value analytical technologies and industry leading scientific expertise.
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