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Peptide HPLC:  Analytical/Without Fraction Collection

Automated peptide mapping by C-18 reverse-phase HPLC is available on an HP1090 system that has been optimized for high sensitivity HPLC. Digests are loaded in 50 µl of a suitable solvent, (which should not contain detergent) and should contain from 5 to 100 pmol protein. Unless otherwise requested, peptides will be detected by their absorbance at 210 nm.

Peptide HPLC:  Preparative/With Fraction Collection

Protein digests that contain from 5 to 100 picomoles in a volume of 50 µl may be fractionated by C-18 reverse-phase HPLC and automatically collected with peak detection into 100-150 individual Eppendorf tubes. If further purification is required, individual peaks collected from an HPLC collection run of a protein digest can be re-chromatographed on an Aquapore C-8 column. Cerenkov counting, which can detect high energy beta emitters like [32P] without having to add scintillation fluid to the sample, of up to 100 HPLC fractions from a single collection run is also available. (More Information)

 

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