Evosep One – A standardized separation tool for clinical Omics

Evosep aims to improve quality of life and patient care by radically innovating protein-based clinical diagnostics. This brochure introduces our instrument Evosep One. 

Columns and emitters overview

Learn more about our range of columns and emitters in the brochure and visit our online shop to place your order. 

Whisper Flow technology

Here you can find a step-by-step guide describing how to connect your column and emitter to obtain optimal peak shapes and thereby the best chromatographic performance. 

Tech note: Evosep One: A gradient off-set focusing HPLC instrument for robust and high throughput proteomics

Evosep One descriptive technical note.

Evosep One user guide

The Evosep One user guide covers information regarding the installation, setup and use of Evosep One. It contains troubleshooting guidance, routine maintenance recommendations and support, service and warranty policies. 

SAMPLE LOADING PROTOCOL FOR EVOTIPS

The standard loading protocol for loading samples contains step-by-step descriptions on how to load samples on Evotips including required material, tips for best practice.

Quick guide

Using Evotips results in simplified workflows as integrating elution with liquid chromatography removes several sample handling steps as well as reduces injection cycle overheads.

Evotip brochure

Evotip Pure™ is a new generation Evotip developed for high performance. To ensure quality, we have internalized and refined all critical manufacturing and carefully chosen the chemistry.

Gradient off-set focusing HPLC isntrument for robust and high throughput clinical proteomics

Towards a Standardized Omics Platform with the 300 samples per day method

The highest peak capacity per minute with our fastest method for ultra-high throughput analysis.

Towards a Standardized Omics Platform with the 200 samples per day method

Excellent sequencing speed with most peptides per minute among our standard methods.

Towards a Standardized Omics Platform with the 100 samples per day method

A great “in-between” method with run-to-run reproducibility of just one second.

Towards a Standardized Omics Platform with the 60 samples per day method

The most popular method with an excellent balance of throughput and depth.

Towards a Standardized Omics Platform with the 30 samples per day method

The longest method with a 44-minute gradient providing the best overall proteome coverage.

The five standard methods for the Evosep One – How far will you go?

With the five standard methods, the Evosep One covers a range of use cases from comprehensive proteome analysis with fractionation strategies to ultra high-throughput single-shot analysis. You decide how fast you want to go. 

Improve and enhance your proteome coverage with the Performance column

We have developed an additional Performance column for the 60 and 100 samples per day methods (SPD) to address applications with high demands.

The proteomics dilemma – high throughput analysis versus proteome depth

Summary With the five standard methods, the Evosep One covers a range of use cases from comprehensive proteome analysis with fractionation strategies to ultra high-throughput single-shot analysis.

Fast and reproducible phosphoproteomics usign MagResyn Amine and Ti-IMAC HP magnetic beads and the Evosep One

Read this application note to learn about the automated workflows for sample preparation developed by the Olsen group in collaboration with Resyn Biosciences. Protein digestion and phosphoenrichment is fully automated for up to 96 samples in parallel with the Kingfisher Flex robot from Thermo Scientific.

Fast confirmatory analysis of rhuepos in plasma for horseracing doping control

This application note describes a rapid targeted analysis monitoring two tryptic rHuEPO peptides in plasma for horseracing doping control. The results illustrate the promising capabilities of the Evosep One innovative technology for the analysis of protein/peptide-based drugs in the context of drug testing.

More proteome coverage in a single experiment with the Extended method

Read the entire application note describing the method design, retention time reproducibility and the comparative pilot study.

Evosep One field test at the Max-Planck Institute

Evosep One case study with Philipp Geyer

Unleashing the true power of DIA/SWATH data acquisition with short gradients – Rapid profiling of pre-clinical models and proteome dynamics

Achieving sufficient statistical power for the analysis of a comprehensive set of target proteins requires processing of a large number of samples. With finite resources, researchers face a difficult choice: should they aim at deeper proteomic coverage or higher sample throughput?

A fleet of Evosep One instruments supports a proteomics factory at Rapid Novor

This Case Study provides a glimpse behind the scenes at Rapid Novor, a core facility equipped with eight Evosep One instruments running 24/7. Read how instrument-to-instrument standardization played a vital role in the creation of de novo sequencing workflows in the laboratory.

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