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    A former client of my bioanalytical core lab is looking for a service lab that can provide preparative separation of two closely related small molecules (400 & 472 Da). I am fully retired and no longer have the lab resources that he needs. His team has identified two biologically active molecules. They believe that separation might be accomplished using preparative ion exchange chromatography. I was unable to find a suitable service lab in the Core Marketplace. Please reply if you can recommend a lab that might be able to help my colleague. 

Mark Lively

ABRF Past President (2001-2002)

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Mark Lively
Professor Emeritus
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Winston-Salem NC
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Hi Mark,

Depending on the chemical nature of the molecules, one of two cores at my institution may have the resources to assist your client

1. Macromolecular Therapeutics Development Facility (MTDF). Contact: Scott J. Garforth, Ph.D. (Operations Director), 718-678-1146, scott.garforth@einsteinmed.edu
2. Chemical Synthesis Core. Contact: Peter Bellotti, Ph.D. (Operations Director), 718.430.4005, peter.bellotti@einsteinmed.edu

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Larry Leung
Immune Monitoring Core Facility
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Bronx, NY
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Hi Mark,

The University of Pittsburgh's Small Molecule Biomarker Core might be able to help, but they would need more information. Please have them reach out to Raymond West, PhD (Assistant Director), rew82@pitt.edu or (412) 648-9854.

Best,

Ashley Zyhowski

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Ashley Zyhowski
Research Resources Coordinator
Office of Research, Health Sciences
University iLab Administrator
University of Pittsburgh
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