Biochrom 30 Physiological System

Amino acid analysis is a technique based on ion exchange liquid chromatography, used in a wide range of application areas to provide qualitative and quantitative compositional analysis.

The Biochrom 30 Amino Acid Analyser, launched in 2003 is designed to provide accurate quantitative analysis of amino acid mixtures. The basic principle of operation is the continuous flow chromatography procedure developed by Spackman, Moore and Stein in 1958. In the Biochrom 30 this basic principle has been refined to produce fully automatic, high speed, sensitive analyses.

The Biochrom 30 uses modern technology to achieve fast, accurate, reproducible results with a minimum of operator involvement. The software package controls the operation of Biochrom 30 whilst continuously monitoring various parameters, thus providing an indication of any fault conditions.