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Waters boosts resolution and scan speed of SELECT SERIES MRT

Waters Corporation (NYSE:WAT) has announced new updates to its SELECT SERIES™ MRT System that increases its specificity and utility for UPLC-MS/MS metabolomics and drug discovery applications and for mass spectrometry imaging experiments. The MRT System now offers 50% higher resolution, making it capable of 300,000 FWHM resolution, a 3X faster scan rate, and parts-per-billion mass accuracy.

Waters Boosts Resolution and Triples Scan Speed of SELECT SERIES MRT for Metabolomics and MS Imaging

News Summary: New resolution enhancement mode (REM) for Waters multi-reflecting time-of-flight (MRT) mass spectrometer leads to greater specificity and higher.

AI method uses fingerprints to determine the type of breast cancer-breakinglatest.news-Breaking Latest News

British scientists want to use fingerprints to diagnose breast cancer painlessly and non-invasively in the future. They weren't interested in the pattern of the papillary ridges, but in the sweat on them. The team led by Simona Francese from Sheffield Hallam University in Sheffield looked for the characteristic protein profiles of early-stage breast cancer, metastatic…

How crime scene fingerprint research uncovered a new way to detect breast cancer

Pioneering fingertip sweat test done from home could replace painful breast cancer tests

Professor Simona Francese discovered that the sweat on a person s finger can allow scientists to mark the presence of breast cancer with 98 per cent accuracy because of the protein it contains.

Pioneering Home-made Fingertip Sweat Test Could Replace Painful Breast Cancer Tests

Pioneering home-based fingertip sweat tests could replace painful breast cancer tests, a new study suggests.

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The Purpose Of Perspiration

Pores for thought: how sweat reveals our every secret, from what we've eaten to whether we're on drugs | Science

Just one drop of perspiration might soon be enough to identify a criminal or diagnose a cancer. But this fast-moving science could also pose a serious threat to civil liberties<br>