MSG3000: Mass Spect Gold Human Serum, Ultra-Low Hormones & Steroids, Lipid Free

This study presents the development and validation of a sensitive liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC–MS/MS) method to directly quantify steroidal glucuronide conjugates in postmenopausal women’s serum. This method offers better specificity, sensitivity, and speed (less than 6 min run time) than traditional assays and aligns with FDA guidelines.

In this study, MSG3000 from Golden West Diagnostics, a stripped human serum, was used to prepare the serum matrix for method validation, ensuring that the assay could accurately measure the glucuronides. The developed method demonstrated full compliance with bioanalytical guidelines and was suitable for large-scale clinical analyses.

For a detailed look at the study's findings and the specific use of MSG3000 serum, you can read the full article at ScienceDirect.

The study aimed to improve the measurement of aldosterone; a hormone essential for diagnosing primary hyperaldosteronism. The authors developed a sensitive and fast 2D-LC–MS/MS method that requires a low sample volume and achieves higher specificity than commercial immunoassays, which were found to overestimate aldosterone levels.

This method's linearity indicates its suitability for analyzing urine and adrenal venous samples. The paper demonstrates the 2D-LC–MS/MS method's potential for enhanced clinical diagnostics due to its high specificity and cost-effective operation.

The assay's limit of quantitation (LOQ) was established using MSG3000, an aldosterone-depleted serum from Golden West Diagnostics, ensuring accuracy in aldosterone detection.

For a detailed look at the study's findings and the specific use of MSG3000 serum, you can read the full article at ScienceDirect.

This study compares four LC-MS/MS assays for measuring testosterone levels. The focus was on evaluating the analytical specificity of the assays by measuring testosterone in women's serum, free of the influence of exogenous testosterone.

The study utilizes Golden West Diagnostic’s human serum (MSG3000) as a testing matrix to eliminate possible testosterone contamination.

For a detailed look at the study's findings and the specific use of MSG3000 serum, you can read the full article at PubMed

This study developed and validated a method for the determination of estrone sulfate, testosterone, and androstenedione in serum with a focus on method stability, robustness, and potential interference.

Golden West Diagnostics' human serum (MSG3000) is employed as a blank serum matrix for the validation of the analytical method.

For a detailed look at the study's findings and the specific use of MSG3000 serum, you can read the full article at Tandfonline.

Shimadzu provides an example of how their high-sensitivity steroid hormone assay can simultaneously analyze 20 steroid hormones in serum.

MSG3000 from Golden West Diagnostics was used as a reference serum.

You can find more information at Shimadzu.

This research aimed to measure reverse triiodothyronine levels using liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) in a population of Japanese men to investigate its correlation with thyroid hormone parameters.

MSG3000 serum was used as a matrix for comparative analysis of analytical interference.

For a detailed look at the study's findings and the specific use of MSG3000 serum, you can read the full article at JSBMS.

The study analyzed the presence and concentrations of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) to assess the environmental and human health impact of various PCBs.

DDC Mass Spect Gold® Serum MSG3000 from Golden West Diagnostics was used as the control serum for fortifying with PCB standards in the study.

For a detailed look at the study's findings and the specific use of MSG3000 serum, you can read the full article at NSF Par.