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Applied Speciation offers trace element and molecular quantitation for nearly all biological materials. Whether an investigation targets ecological risk assessments or clinical studies Applied Speciation is equipped to handle nearly any analytical demand.

An increasing field of interest has been yeast, fish, rice, and food additives applied for human and livestock (bovine and poultry) consumption. The molecular form of metals will dictate the health implications for consumption; therefore, standard total element analyses will not suffice for risk assessment purposes. Selenomethionine analysis of yeast and arsenic speciation analysis of rice and fish are the most widely requested analyses for tissues based on the bulk consumption by the human populous.

Applied Speciation is also a BSL-2 laboratory which allows us to support pharmokinetic studies and clinical trials. Although total element analysis can identify if a drug is absorbed by the body or excreted, the metabolism of the compound will ultimately dictate the efficacy and side effects.
Depending on the nature of the investigation larger samples may require homogenization prior to analysis to ensure representativeness of the results. Applied Speciation supports homogenization of tissue samples ranging from less than 1 gram to over 10kg.

Whether your project goals are for risk assessment purposes or clinical studies, Applied speciation can support your analytical needs. Feel free to contact one our project managers to find out if how we may assist you (info@appliedspeciation.com).