MALDImini-1

 

"Minimum" footprint

With its simple configuration and compact size, it is possible to install the MALDImini-1 in places where mass analysis devices could not previously be used. Through ingenious engineering and innovation its footprint has been reduced to the size of a piece of paper.

 

"Minimum" time

Miniaturization allows rapid, "on-the-spot" analysis and simplifies data acquisition.

 

"Minimum" sample volume

Complex structural analysis can be performed even with sub-μL sample volumes.

 

"Minimum" footprint

The MALDI-MS that can be installed anywhere

Until now, devices for MSn have had strenuous installation requirements, but the MALDImini-1’s compact size and power requirements make it easy to install almost anywhere. Easy access to the instrument allows users to quickly acquire data and check their results, creating a more convenient workflow right on the bench.

"Minimum" time

Begin taking measurements quickly without fuss

MALDI lends itself to quick analysis through simple sample preparation and acquisition. Once the sample is loaded, users can acquire a spectrum in a few minutes at the click of a button.

With such a smooth and quick setup, it is possible to carry out detailed structural analyses in a very short time span.

"Minimum" sample volume

MSn analysis is possible over a wide mass range, even with microquantity samples

By combining a MALDI ion source with Digital Ion Trap (DIT) technology, it is possible to carry out high-sensitivity MS and MSn analysis even on micro-quantity samples. Not only can the mass of various molecules be checked, but it is also possible to carry out a wide range of analyses such as identifying proteins and investigating the structure of glycans and glycopeptides.

 

■Identifying protein digests

By carrying out MS and MS/MS measurements on protein digests, it is possible to determine the identify of a protein.

■Investigating glycopeptide structure

Through MS, MS/MS and MS3 measurements of synthetic O-linked glycopeptides, the glycan sequence can be found from MS/MS data and the amino acid sequence of the peptide backbone can be found from MS3 data.

MALDImini and eMSTAT Solution are trademarks of Shimadzu Corporation.
MASCOT is a registered trademark of Matrix Science Ltd.
SimGlycan is a trademark of PREMIER Biosoft International.

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