N1 4.6mm Column
This normal phase column (amide-80) resolves glycans based on hydrophilicity, which is determined primarily by size, as well as arm specificity and linkage.
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Dimensions: 4.6 x 250 mm
Part Number: LS-N1-4.6×250
US$2,448
Product Description
LudgerSep normal phase columns are widely used as part of lot release QC for therapeutic glycoproteins for profiling of 2-AB and 2-AA labeled glycans.
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The column contains particles coated in a robust amide polymer. These bind to glycans under conditions of high organic solvent. Glycans are separated and eluted from the column using solvent gradients with decreasing organic solvent content.
N1 4.6x250mm HPLC profile of 2-AB labeled fetuin glycans released by PNGase F
LudgerSep N1 columns can be used with an HPLC system capable of delivering accurate gradients at a flow rate of 0.3 to 1.0 ml/min. In general, systems which mix eluants at high pressure (after the pump head) have lower dead volumes and supply more accurate gradients that are appropriate at the flow rate needed for LudgerSep columns.
For the 4.6mm column inject the sample in up to 100 μl of the starting buffer (i.e. the solvent mixture used at the very start of the HPLC gradient). Acetonitrile is recommended as solvent A and a 50 mM ammonium formate pH 4.4 buffer Cat. No. LS-N-BUFFX40 for solvent B is recommended.
For optimal detection, use wide slit widths (e.g. 10 – 20 nm). Sub-picomole levels of 2-AB or 2-AA labelled glycans can be detected with good signal-to-noise (depending on the sensitivity of the detector used).
To improve repeatability and intermediate precisions for glycan analyses use a column temperature controller. Good results can be obtained with a column temperature of 35˚C.
LudgerSep Normal Phase Column with Sialylated Glycans
Sialylated glycans can become desialylated if exposed to acidic conditions and elevated temperatures. Avoid desialylation with such samples by minimizing exposure to acid (if possible, keep the pH between 5 – 8), and minimizing exposure to temperatures greater than 25˚C.
Column Specifications
Derivitization Amide
Base Matrix 5 µm silica
Column dimensions 4.6mm x 250mm
Typical flow rate 0.3 – 1.0 ml / min
Pressure limit 2250 psi
Column tube Stainless steel, Valco compatible end fittings
pH compatibility pH 2 to pH 7.5
