1. KONFERENCE ČESKÉ SPOLEČNOSTI PRO HMOTNOSTNÍ SPEKTROMETRII - Sborník abstraktů

Mass Spectrometry Solutions for a Brighter Future

Shimadzu Corporation

Shimadzu is a global leader in analytical and testing instruments, offering a comprehensive mass spectrometry portfolio for a wide range of applications. Key systems include:

• GCMS–TQ8030 and GCMS–TQ8040 triple quadrupole gas chromatographs for high-sensitivity pesticide, toxin, and environmental analysis
• LCMS–8050 ultra-fast LC-MS/MS for high-throughput bioanalysis and metabolite screening
• LCMS-IT-TOF hybrid ion trap-TOF for accurate mass and MSn structural elucidation
• MALDI–7090 TOF/TOF system optimized for peptide and polymer analysis

Bruker Daltonics

Bruker delivers advanced MS workflows across proteomics and small-molecule applications:

• Ion traps (amaZon) and quadrupole-TOF (micrOTOF) for versatile MSn and accurate mass capabilities
• Ultra-high-resolution TOF (maXis) and FT-ICR (solariX) for detailed structural analysis
• Comprehensive MALDI-TOF/TOF imaging and Biotyper microbial identification
• Integrated software for top-down and bottom-up proteomics, biomarker discovery, and routine target screening

Thermo Fisher Scientific

Thermo Fisher’s new MS lineup equips laboratories to tackle the most demanding challenges:

• Orbitrap Elite hybrid LC-MS: Up to 240,000 resolution with accurate mass measurement
• Q Exactive bench-top Orbitrap: Simultaneous qualitative and quantitative accurate mass analysis
• Velos Pro ion trap: Fastest, most sensitive ion trap with higher-energy collisional dissociation
• TSQ Quantum XLS Ultra GC-MS/MS: High-sensitivity triple quadrupole for both GC and LC workflows

Conclusion

Shimadzu, Bruker, and Thermo Fisher Scientific each provide state-of-the-art mass spectrometry platforms with complementary strengths in resolution, speed, sensitivity, and application-specific solutions. Together, they address critical needs in proteomics, metabolomics, environmental and food analysis, clinical research, and more, ensuring researchers are ready for today’s challenges and tomorrow’s discoveries.