We are excited to introduce our latest product:
-The HYE Species Mix-
a meticulously crafted reference mix designed to optimize mass spectrometry applications.
Anwendungsmöglichkeiten des Species Mix:
Routine MS Quality Control (QC)
Ensure the reliability and consistency of your mass spectrometry results with our reference mix, tailored for routine quality control procedures.
Sensitivity and Dynamic Range Checks
Effectively evaluate the sensitivity and dynamic range of your mass spectrometry systems, allowing for optimal method performance and detection capabilities.
MS Device Benchmarking
Utilize the Species Mix to benchmark your mass spectrometry devices, providing a standard reference for performance comparison and validation.
MS Method Development
Streamline your method development process with our reference mix, facilitating the optimization of protocols and enhancing analytical outcomes.
Quality Assurance for Sample Preparation
Use the Species Mix as a control to ensure that sample preparation techniques, such as digestion and purification, are performed accurately and yield consistent results.
Reproducibility Testing
Assess the reproducibility of your mass spectrometry analyses by repeatedly testing with the Species Mix to confirm consistent performance over time.
Structure of the HYE Species Mix
Our HYE-Mix consists of a carefully balanced blend of species-specific peptide extracts and contains two components to meet the varying requirements of your experiments:
HYE-Mix A: Contains 65% human protein, 30% yeast protein, and 5% E. coli protein.
HYE-Mix B: Contains 65% human protein, 15% yeast protein, and 20% E. coli protein.
Both mixtures provide an ideal foundation for a variety of mass spectrometric applications. The balanced protein distribution enables precise analyses and helps you achieve reliable results—whether in sensitivity testing, the development of MS methods, or the quality assurance of your sample preparation.
LC/MS Performance
Our protein reference extracts ensure consistent peptide retention times, stable signal intensities, and other essential parameters to reliably monitor the performance of your mass spectrometry instruments.
Nähere Infos zur Messung und den Aufbau des Peptidextraktes sind unter Reder et. al (Proteomics 2023) zu finden.
