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Analytical Studio Reviewer Software
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Make better development decisions, faster
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Implementing a fast, efficient, high-throughput data review process can be critical to successful discovery of lead candidates in fields such as pharmaceuticals and agrichemicals. The Agilent Analytical Studio Reviewer software provides fast, accurate, and flexible analysis of large volumes of LC/MS data. Combined with Agilent's Easy Access software, 1200 Series Rapid Resolution LC, and 6140 Quadrupole LC/MS, the Analytical Studio Reviewer software meets the need to acquire, process, and review high-quality data as quickly and accurately as possible.
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- Intuitive user interface with multiple display options, from stacking or overlaying large numbers of chromatograms for simultaneous review to zooming in on a single chromatogram
- A unique tree view control allows the user to easily examine the contents of the original summary results file without having to open the file in a separate application
- Accepts summary results from a wide variety of platforms, including the Agilent ChemStation and any system using the RPT file format
- Customized batch reporting allows the user to choose which samples to report on while reviewing the data. Reports can be printed in customizable Microsoft Word or Adobe formats
- Chromatogram and spectra data images can be captured and shared with colleagues in presentations or e-mails, as well as exported to an external search engine for literature comparison
- Provides the unique ability to edit automatically processed data and regenerate a report in the same format, while logging changes and allowing the user to annotate the reasons for the edits
- Summary values (e.g. purity, area percentage and area absolute) can be quickly reviewed to make such changes as deleting peaks and chromatograms, and revising sample meta data such as sample name and well location
- Modified results can be exported into a new output file to reflect the results determined by the user, preventing inconsistencies between the final result file and the overall conclusions
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