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UltraMicro™ Spin Column |
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MicroSpin™ Column |
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96-Well MiniSpin™ Plate |
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96-Well MACROSpin Plate |
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ConSep™ mAb Conc & Buffer Exchg |
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UltraMicro™ Spin Columns are available in RPC solvent resistant housings for purification of small samples (3-30µg). UltraMicroSpin Columns offer a wide variety of packing materials including gel-filtration (no sample capacity, and they have sample volume limits), ion-exchange, silica based reverse and normal phase materials. Additionally, specific application materials like HILIC for detergent removal, HIL-SCX for post ICAT sample prep, ERLIC-WAX Phosphopeptide Enrichment, and TARGA® C18 for desalting of phosphopeptides and carbohydrates using 100% water loading conditions. Empty columns are available so your proprietary packings materials can be used in this format.
UltraMicro Spin Columns have a collar for microfuge centrifugation. Packing bed void volume is ≈18µL, with sample elution volumes of 15-30µL. Use these columns with centrifugation, vacuum or pressure to solve the most demanding desalting problem for your protein, DNA, or carbohydrate. The recovery is reproducible and there is almost no sample loss.
PAGE*Eraser™ microFilter Spin Columns remove particulates from samples from in-gel digests to prolong capillary LC-MS column life.
MACROspin columns have a packing volume of ≈190µL, suitable for 50-150µL sample volumes for desalting by SEC (limit sample volume load to <100µL), or desalting by partition and elution with larger volumes.
96-Well Spin Plate are now formated as both MiniSpin and MacroSpin plates to bring speed and simplicity to the parallel processing of microSPE.
Micro-pipettors are not recommended for use with Micro Tip Columns (columns without the attachable collar). Sample can be applied either by application at the top
of the column or by suction through the outlet of the column. However, using a micro-pipettor to cycle the sample up and down through the bed can displace the frits, allowing packing material to pass into your sample. Additionally, excess volume may elute early eluting components so desalting results will reflect sample composition since longer eluting components can displace weaker bound components.
Care must be taken to limit the number of cycles of sample solvent loading, since elution of sample can occur when more than seven bed volumes are employed for loading and wash. Additionally, the rate of solvent loading and elution will affect the ability of one's sample to diffuse onto or off of the bed. For these reasons, we prefer the use of MiniSpin columns rather thanTips. However, there is the convenience factor that a Tip offers, which we cannot deny.
Detergent Removal: Use HILIC MiniSpin columns for complete detergent removal.
Histidine Removal: Use HisSep™ Spin columns from ID Biologics replace membrane techniques for complete histidine removal from antibody formulations. HisSep™ columns increase the accuracy of assays by removing the interference of histidine in amino acid or icIEF electrophoretic assays.
Volume Dependent Results for Salt Removal by SEC:
Increased Accuracy of Antibody Assays After Histidine Removal
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Desorption increases with an excess of sample loading volume and/or wash volume. The maximum loading volume is one chromatographic void volume (ca. 60% of the bed volume) less than the k' of the analyte of interest. Increased loading can be obtained by either selecting a more retentive solvent condition or from a more retentive column chemistry such as TARGA C18, which allows loading in 100% water and which could even retain (for a few column volumes) underivatized simple sugars.
Effect of excessive loading and wash volumes on SPE Tips or Trap Columns
Data, courtesy of Brian Hampton, University of Maryland, generated from a trapping experiment on a 0.3 x 30mm, TARGA C18, capillary trap. Various volumes of sample in 0.1% formic acid loaded onto a trap column equilibrated with 0.1% formic acid.
Overview of MiniSpin Columns and Tips
Multiple Column Chemistries Provide Selective Separations:
(B) After centrifugation with G-50 (size exclusion) spin column,
the smaller molecule (Vitamin B-12) is retained and BSA is eluted. This
MiniSpin column can be used for the removal of small molecules such as
salts or primers from oligonucleotides.
(C) After centrifugation with a C-18 (reverse phase) MiniSpin
column, BSA is retained and Vitamin B-12 is eluted. This column chemistry
can be used for the analysis of small molecules after the removal of proteins
or large molecules as would occur in plasma samples.
(D) After centrifugation with a Silica (normal phase) MiniSpin
column, BSA is eluted and Vitamin B-12 is retained. This column chemistry
can be used for the analysis of small as well as large molecules. By using
different eluents small molecules can be eluted from column after removal
of large molecules.
APPLICATIONS:
See MiniSpin Columns and MicroTip Kits for Part Numbers and Prices.
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(A) A mixture of BSA (MW 68,000) and Vitamin B-12 (MW 1355) shows
two peaks in HPLC - Chromatograms after sample preparation with UltraMicro-Spin
column (Sample Vol. 20µL).
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