US Patent Application No: 2005/0217,996

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Multidimensional separations employing an array of electrophoresis channels

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Abstract

The present invention relates to a method for separating components of a sample. The method includes obtaining a first separation of the sample components along a first dimension wherein the sample components are at least partially resolved, wherein the first separation can be performed in the absence of an electric field applied to the first dimension. An electric field is used to obtain a second separation of the sample components along a second dimension comprising a plurality of substantially isolated volumes. An intensity-time data record is obtained from each of the isolated volumes, the intensity-time data records containing peaks, each peak being indicative of a migration time. The migration time of a first peak is normalized with respect to a migration time of at least a second peak to correct for migration time differences between the isolated volumes.

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Patent Owner(s)

Patent OwnerAddressTotal Patents
A DELAWARE CORPORATIONSANTA CLARA, CA1
APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS, LLCFOSTER CITY, CA1064

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Le, Van Kevin State College, PA 3 4
Liu, Changsheng State College, PA 29 190

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