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Sample preparation for proteins, peptides and proteomic analysis by MS

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Which kit is right for your research?

Sample preparation
PreOmics® iST kit contains all the reagents and consumables needed for protein and peptide sample preparation ready for MS analysis.
Chemical labeling compatible
PreOmics® iST-NHS kit is fully compatible with TMT and iTRAQ labeling methods.
Biological fluids
PreOmics® iST-BCT has been developed to minimize artificial modifications in biological fluid samples including plasma, serum and CSF.
Positive pressure
PreOmics® iST-PSI couples the simplicity of the iST technology with positive pressure processing for high throughput sample preparation.
Peptide clean up
PreOmics® iST Phoenix is a multi-mode SPE clean up for peptide-containing samples. Removing detergents, salts and other contaminants.
GFP-tagged proteins
PreOmics® iST-Trap includes immunoprecipitation enrichment for GFP-tagged proteins with compatible sample preparation.
Fractionation
PreOmics® iST-Fractionation Add-on kit enables three fractions to be eluted from the iST SPE cartridge, giving greater proteome depth for your analysis.
Challenging samples
Use the combined advantages for SP3® and iST technology for complex matrices or those needing harsh denaturation.
iST high-throughput automation​
PreOmics® APP96™ is a dedicated automation platform for iST label-free kits. It can process up to 96 samples per working day, delivering superior standardization and reproducibility compared to manual workflows.​
iST mid-throughput automation
PreOmics® PreON® is a dedicated automation platform for iST kits, including chemical labeling workflows. This end-to-end solution, from samples to ready-to-inject peptides, ensures superior standardization and reproducibility compared to manual workflows.​
Tissue homogenization solution
PreOmics® BeatBox®, easy to use, fast tissue and cell homogenization for efficient and reproducible sample preparation.
Additional automation options
Find application notes and workflows for using PreOmics® iST kits on Agilent laboratory automation.
What do our customers say?
Philip Morris International
"We tested several options for biomarker discovery on plasma samples, but many were very long and tedious. With the novel ENRICH technology, we have a fast, efficient, and reliable enrichment workflow to get deeper into the proteome from human plasma and serum. We use the ENRICH-iST 96x kits and are delighted by the reproducibility and ease of the kit. We really enjoyed working with the PreOmics® team, who was always there to support us. We would strongly recommend the kit to other human plasma and serum users."
Catherine Nury, Manager Proteomics, Philip Morris International, Switzerland
Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry
"BeatBox® has become an indispensable tool in our laboratory at the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry, Munich. It is our go-to instrument for tissue homogenization, whether dealing with needle biopsy samples from clinics or bulk tissues. Its compatibility with 96-well microtiter plates seamlessly integrates the homogenization process with the iST proteomics sample preparation kit, right through to LC-MS sample injection."
Prof. Dr. Matthias Mann, Director Research Department "Proteomics and Signal Transduction" at the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry
University of Oxford
"Recently, we have evaluated the performance of the new PreOmics® kit, the ENRICH-iST, for biofluids analysis. It improved the proteome depth by 4-fold for plasma and 1.6-fold for CSF compared to nondepleted samples. It is surprisingly easy to use, allowing us to prepare 96 samples simultaneously. Combining ENRICH-iST with the Evosep and Tims-TOF Pro platforms, we can reliably analyze large patient cohort sample sets, which is essential for our clinical and pre-clinical research projects."
Dr. Roman Fischer, Associate Professor and Head of Discovery Proteomics Facility, University of Oxford

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