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Day 3
Vendor/Exhibitor Session
Strategies for Metabolite Identification Using a Hybrid Quadrupole
Linear Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer
Gary Impey, Applied Biosystems/MDS Sciex
4000 Q Trap™ System is the next generation hybrid linear ion
trap/triple quadrupole mass spectrometer. It provides full scan
sensitivity and MS-cubed capabilities (full scan MS, MS/MS and MS3) as
with the traditional 3D trap but maintains the high sensitivity triple
quadrupole performance (single MS scan modes Q1/Q3, neutral loss,
precursor ion and MRM sensitivity) of the leading API 4000™ System.
These capabilities can be combined in one experiment using AnalystŪ and
IDA software to maximize the information gained in a single run.
Additional features include enhanced resolution, better mass accuracy
and a LINAC® collision cell for multi-component analyses. Overall, the
4000 Q Trap™ System is a unique solution to identify, confirm and
quantify compounds.

Application Example
Phase I metabolism study of Remikiren in rat hepatocytes.
The ability to trigger confirmation MS/MS scans off MRM transitions so
that searching for expected metabolites is now a lot easier. For
example, 26 MRM transitions can be monitored to detect for six common
biotransformations. Overall, the MRM method builder allowed
identification and confirmation of 14 metabolites; compared with nine
metabolites identified by precursor ion and four metabolites by enhanced
MS scan.
Contact Information
Applied Biosystems/MDS Sciex
850 Lincoln Centre Drive
Foster City, CA 94404
800-327-3002
650-638-5800
650-638-5884 Fax
www.appliedbiosystems.com
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