The guest authors discuss current procedures for protein sample preparation, protein analysis, and automation.
David A. Wells
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David A. Wells provides education, training, and consulting services to pharmaceutical and biotechnology customers through Sample Prep Solutions Co., 672 Huntington Court, St. Paul, MN 55119, USA. His research interests include the development and implementation of high-throughput techniques for sample preparation in pharmaceutical bioanalysis.
Articles by David A. Wells
The guest authors review the commonly used sample preparation procedures for genomic nucleic acid purification and introduce the automation choices for high-throughput genomic sample preparation.
To accommodate high-throughput analysis, analysts are using 96-well plates, as well as some unfamiliar accessory products. This column describes these products and tells readers how to use them in their laboratories.
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