Microdialysis tools have been developed for parallelized medium exchange designated for sample volumes from 10 to 100 μl, compatible with the microplate format, and guaranteeing maximum recoveries without selectivity. These tools are applicable to both protein and peptide analysis. Moreover, they may be used for binding studies as well as for reconcentration and as unique sample containers for complex operating sequences allowing contemporaneous processing and high throughput.

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