PALM SPRINGS, CA, USA; January 27-31, 2007 - MéCour Temperature Control, LLC, a provider of heating/cooling temperature control solutions for life science applications, developed a thermal block system used in a high throughput in-vitro ADME screening.  The assay was conducted by Pfizer Global Research and Development, and a poster containing photos and information on the system along with results achieved were presented at the LabAutomation Conference (ALA) and exhibition in Palm Springs, CA.

Click on title to download the LabAutomation Pfizer poster in PowerPoint format titled “On Deck Incubation and 384-Well Format Simplify and Increase Throughput for Human Liver Microsomal Screening in an HT-ADME Screening Laboratory”

GROVELAND, MA, USA; August 8, 2006 - MéCour contructed a custom thermal chamber held at 1.25°C as part a a three-valve unit for the Scripps Research Institute. The unit will control the mobile-phase flow paths such that on-line protein digestion, peptide desalting, and reversed-phase HPLC separation are performed prior to infusion into the ESI ion source of the mass spectrometer.

Download the PDF format of the Scripps Institute whitepaper by clicking on the title: “Probing Protein Ligand Interactions by Automated Hydrogen/Deuterium Exchange Mass Spectrometry”