The amaZon speed provides Maximum Resolution Mode (5,200 u/sec) which enables mass resolution well below 0.1u and can resolve 8+ multiply charged ions in full scans across the widest ITMS mass range (up to m/z 3,000).
The amazon speed in combination with Bruker’s proprietary GlycoQuest glycan DB search engine can retrieve structures of released glycans in an easy, automated approach, thus offering a solution for proteomics research.
The amaZon speed with Bruker’s Compass OpenAccess software, a web-based client server system with push-button solutions is used for quality control (QC), recombinant protein MW verification, and automatic library searches.
Bruker Ion Trap MS product manager Markus Meyer said they are introducing a new tool for the scientific and analytical community, designed to tackle their expanding and molecular measurement challenges.
