Our Analytics –
Precision Analytics in Agricultural and Bioresearch
The demands for precision and efficiency in biotechnology analytics are steadily increasing – particularly in the fields of plant sciences, animal sciences, and food sciences. New technologies today allow for an unprecedented level of detail in the examination of biochemical processes. A special focus is placed on amino acid analysis and metabolite analysis. These methods provide valuable insights into physiological and metabolic states and are used, among other things, for optimizing growth conditions, quality control, and the characterization of novel food and feed ingredients.
Metabolite Analysis:
More Than Just Basic Data
In this field, combining Ultra-High Performance Liquid Chromatography (UHPLC) and coupled Mass Spectrometry (UHPLC-MS/MS) opens up new dimensions. The flexibility of the offered analytics is demonstrated by its adaptability to various sample types and research questions. In addition to the classic amino acid analysis, metabolite analysis is possible with modern instruments and optimized reagents.

This allows customers and laboratories to benefit from standardized processes and the option to receive customized protocols and evaluations tailored precisely to their research goals.
This method provides reliable and reproducible results when analyzing amino-containing compounds and primary and secondary metabolites. Standardized calibrations ensure high-quality quantitative determination.
Efficiency, Precision, and Flexibility: Key Advantages at a Glance
A central feature of the technologies presented is their efficiency: the analysis of up to 20 amino acids takes only six minutes and requires a minimal sample volume of just 5–10 mg dry weight (or 25–50 mg fresh weight). Even smaller amounts can be analyzed without difficulty.
High sensitivity with detection limits in the low picomole range further enables the investigation of even the most subtle metabolic differences. Optionally, the analysis can be extended to up to 25 amino acids; additional compounds are available upon request.