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|Articles|July 5, 2013
- The Column-07-05-2013
- Volume 9
- Issue 12
How UHPLC and Large Molecules Fit Together
The use of UHPLC has triggered a remarkable increase in efficiency and throughput of LC and LC –MS methods. The fastest growing market segment in the pharmaceutical industry is biopharmaceuticals, with an increased interest in applying UHPLC to biopharmaceutical analysis.
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The use of UHPLC has triggered a remarkable increase in efficiency and throughput of LC and LC–MS methods. The fastest growing market segment in the pharmaceutical industry is biopharmaceuticals, with an increased interest in applying UHPLC to biopharmaceutical analysis.
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