New Multinozzle Emitter Could Increase Throughput and Sensitivity of Nanoflow-ESI-MS
July 15, 2011
New Multinozzle Emitter Could Increase Throughput and Sensitivity of Nanoflow-ESI-MS
Researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have developed silicon-based multinozzle emitter arrays that in a recent study demonstrated improvements over standard capillary nanoflow sensitivity and flow rates of up to 10 microliters per minute.
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