Clinical/Forensics

In today’s clinical and forensic laboratories, obtaining accurate results with fast turnaround times is a must for the success of the laboratory. Gilson provides a variety of scientific instruments to improve the efficiency of the laboratory and reduce the chances for human error during the critical sample preparation and processing steps prior to analysis for drugs of abuse, pain management drugs, toxins and pharmaceuticals. Some of these products include automated liquid handlers, automated solid phase extraction (SPE) systems, peristaltic pumps, preparative HPLC systems and fraction collectors.

Product Categories

• SPE Products
• HPLC Products
• ALH Products

Clinical/Forensics Applications 

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• Improving Laboratory Efficiency & Flexibility with Integrating Automated Sample Preparation Systems - The Impact of the Gilson GX-281 Dual Z-Arm Weighing Station - January 2012
• Automated Solid Phase Extraction of Benzodiazepines from Urine using the Gilson GX-274 ASPEC™ - October 2011
• Automated Solid Phase Extraction of THC and Metabolites from Whole Blood using the Gilson GX-274 ASPEC™ - October 2011
• Automated Determination of VMA, HVA, 5-HIAA in Urine Using the Gilson GX-274 ASPEC™ and Gilson ASPEC™ XL - September 2011
• Processing Human Serum for Rapid and reproducible N-Glycan Mass Profiling – August 2010
• An Automated Liquid Handling Strategy for Complex Matrices Based on Sample Viscosity – March 2010
• Identification and Qualification of Illegal Drugs and Benzodiazepines in Human Plasma by LC/MS-MS Analysis after Solid Phase Extraction (SPE) – December 2009
• Automated Method for Dispensing Fruit Fly Food into Culture Vials and Bottles – December 2009
• Automated Fractionation System that Increases Recovery and Optimizes Precision of Solid Phase Extraction Methodology – 2007
• Automated SPE Method for the Determination of Cotinine in Biological Fluid – 2007
• An Automated SPE Procedure and Analysis for the Extraction of Chlorpromazine and Thiorizidine from Plasma – 2004 
• An Automated SPE Procedure and Analysis for the Determination of Ibuprofen and Ketoprofen from Plasma – 2003