Biochrom == UK

Customer Service

Biochrom supports its UK users from its headquarters in Cambridge, UK

For service and support issues contact: Support@biochrom.co.uk

Telephone: +44 (0)1223 427890

For sales enquiries contact Demelza Frost

Demelza.Frost@biochrom.co.uk

Telephone: +44 (0)1223 423 723

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UK AAA User Group Meeting Nov 2006

Details of the event will be available nearer the time. To be kept on the mailing list for news about the user group meeting, contact Sally Bee (Sally.Bee@biochrom.co.uk).

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UK AAA User Group 2005

The 2005 meeting was held at Biochrom's headquarters on The Cambridge Science Park.

The Pitfalls of Amino Acid Analysis in Food and Feedstuffs.Wim Blom, Ansynth Service, Holland.

Quality Control in Amino Acid Analysis .Ulrike Zimmer, Degussa Amino Acid Analysis, Germany

Sulphocysteine analysis and clinical experience.Mick Henderson, St James Hospital, Leeds, UK

The Biochrom 30 in the PNAC (Protein & Nucleic Acid Chemistry Facility.Peter Sharratt, Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK

Measurement of Amino Acids in Blood Spots.Steve Krywawych, Gt Ormond Street Hospital, London, UK

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UK AAA User Group Meeting 2004

The 2004 meeting was at the Nottingham Royal Moathouse Hotel on Thursday November 18th, 2004.

Amino Acid Analysis: the art of separation and quantification. Dr. Wim Blom, Managing Director, Ansynth Service, B. V.

Experience of the Toal Homocysteine Assay on the Biochrom 20: Analytical and Clinical Perspectives. Tony Briddon, Clinical Biochemistry, National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, London

Measurements of Amino Acids in Clinical Medicine. Steve Krywawych, Department of Chemical Pathology, Great Ormond Street Hospital, London