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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
College of Natural Science
Research Technology Support Facility

Equipment

LC/MS/MS (tandem quadrupole)

  • Waters Xevo TQ Absolute XR UPLC/MS/MS
  • Waters Xevo TQ-S UPLC/MS/MS
  • Waters Xevo TQ-XS UPLC/MS/MS
  • Waters Xevo TQ-S Micro UPLC/MS/MS

LC/MS/MS (High Mass Resolution Systems)

  • Quadrupole/Time-of-Flight systems 
    • Waters Xevo G2-XS UPLC/MS/MS (2 instruments)
    • Sciex ZenoTof 7600 UPLC/MS/MS
  • Quadrupole/Orbitrap system
    • Thermo Q-Exactive UPLC/MS/MS

GC/MS

  • Agilent 5975 GC/single quadrupole MS
  • Agilent 7010 GC/triple quadrupole MS/MS
  • Leco GC-HRT+ GC/Time-of-Flight MS

MALDI-TOF

  • Bruker ultrafleXtreme MALDI-TOF/TOF with imaging capabilities
  • HTX M3+ matrix sprayer

Submission

The Core is, if time allows, accessible to academic investigators from any institution. Samples will be accepted provided they are appropriate for current Core capabilities. Access is also granted to occasional industrial clients on a time-available basis. Prior to sending samples, investigators are recommended to contact the Core staff to discuss the required analysis. This is necessary to insure that the most efficient and cost-effective analytical methods are employed. Samples are normally analyzed in the order of their receipt, but special arrangements can be made for unstable samples. A sample submission form should accompany each set of samples. The information requested on this form should be filled out completely to assure that the analyses can be carried out properly. Missing information from the form (e.g., sample solubility, stability, molecular formula, if known) will result in delays in the requested analyses.