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Behind the Science, ep. 12: My Samples Are Too Dirty For MS

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Published: October 6, 2016
 
|  Last Updated: June 6, 2018
Today our host Jen Fournier is in the lab with the dirtiest, grimiest samples. She knows if she tries to run them on LC-MS as-is, she’d degrade the column, get low sensitivity … and have to clean the mass spectrometer. Is there a better way to start with clean samples?
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