Machines
Gas Chromatography
Brand: Agilent
Model: GC 6890N
Function: Gas chromatography (GC) is a common type of chromatography used in analytical chemistry for separating and analyzing compounds that can be vaporized without decomposition. Typical uses of GC include testing the purity of a particular substance, or separating the different components of a mixture.
Minimum sample requirement: 1.5 ml (methylated sample)
Brand: Agilent
Model: GCMS 7890A
Function: This instrument is used for the determination of the structure of a substance or a mixture of components through the mass spectrum produced; mass-to-charge ratio (m/z). GCMS is widely used in studies such as environmental pollution, petrochemicals, agriculture and the identification of the structure of natural products, pesticides and other pharmaceutical substances in a mixture.
Minimum sample requirement: 1.5 ml (methylated sample)
NOTE: The GC-MS is currently undergoing maintenance. Any analysis orders are temporarily closed.
Brand: Agilent
Model: HPLC 1100 Series
Function: This instrument is used specifically for qualitative and quantitative measurement as well as preparative separation of organic compounds in a mixture including natural mixtures.
Minimum sample requirement: 0.5 - 1.5ml of sample
Brand: Agilent
Model: UPLC 1290 Infinity
Function: This instrument is used specifically for qualitative and quantitative measurement as well as preparative separation of organic compounds in a mixture including natural mixtures.
Minimum sample requirement: 0.5 - 1.5ml of sample
Brand: Akta Purifier UPC 100, GE Healthcare
Function: Protein purification
Type of application: Request for further discussion on how to purify the sample. Please contact: medic.putralmas@upm.edu.my
Antioxidants Analyses:
*Vitamins
*Phenolic compounds
Protein Purification
Fatty Acids Analyses
✅Plant extracts (Natural product)
✅Bacterial extracts (eg: Escherichia coli)
✅Animal or insect cell extracts
✅Food samples
✅Recombinant proteins
✅Nucleic acids
The integrity of the sample is the responsibility of the researcher. (eg: sample labelling, sample preparation, sample storage, sample disposal).
Payment must be completed before receiving the laboratory test results.
The service ordered must be complied with as agreed (changes of laboratories and responsible officers are not allowed).