What kinds of samples do you analyze?

Any biological sample that contains fatty acids. Typically we are asked to analyze human plasma or erythrocytes, but we have experience with whole blood, plasma lipid classes (TG, CE, PL, NEFA), lipoproteins (VLDL, LDL, HDL), lipoprotein lipid classes, tissues...

How much sample do you need?

It depends on the sample type, but our typical assays require < 25 uL of plasma or blood or RBCs, or about 25 mg of tissues. We prefer to receive aliquots of at least 200 uL for liquid samples. If dried spots are preferred, 25 uL of whole blood or of RBCs mixed...

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