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Determination of Ethylene Glycol and Propylene Glycol in Engine Oil

Antifreeze leaking into engine oil is one of the clearest early signs of coolant system failure, but confirming it has traditionally meant slow, interference prone extraction testing. This application note shows how the PerkinElmer GC System uses an ASTM D7922 headspace method to quantify ethylene and propylene glycol quickly.

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Using NMR to Study Drug-Target Interactions

NMR spectroscopy uncovers drug-target interactions, offering detailed insights into binding mechanisms and molecular dynamics for improved drug development.

	2D NMR Spectroscopy in Fragment-Based Drug Discovery Advancements in 2D NMR and automation improve drug discovery, enabling precise analysis of protein binding through chemical shift perturbation techniques.

	Using Fluorine NMR to Measure Enzyme Inhibition Utilizing Fluorine-19 NMR in enzyme inhibition studies provides direct measurements for drug discovery, highlighting its potential in inhibitor screening.

	NMR Spectroscopy in Fragment-Based Drug Discovery Automated NMR workflows revolutionize fragment-based drug discovery, accelerating hit identification and optimizing the screening of chemical libraries.

	Comparing three assays for BAY-1816032 serum analysis Three complementary assays are used to assess BAY-1816032 concentrations in serum.

	Mapping cellular chemistry with submicron IR Submicron IR combines submicron resolution and high sensitivity to complement FTIR in label-free subcellular analysis.

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