2008 Pittcon Final Program - Pittcon Web Archives

3:45 (2990-7) Single-Cell Electroporation Using 2 Single-Cell
Electroporation Using 2 µm Tip Capillaries with Improved Distance
Control, Temperature Control and Cell Synchronization MANYAN WANG,
University of Pittsburgh, Aparna Agarwal, Bradley A Lambie, Owe Orwar,
Stephen G Weber
4:05 (2990-8) Characterization of Giant Mitochondria in Rat
Myoblasts and Skeletal Muscle Tissue MARIAN NAVRATIL, University of
Minnesota, Vratislav Kostal, LaDora Thompson, Edgar A Arriaga
ORAL SESSION Session 3000
Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectroscopy: Biological
Applications II
Thursday Afternoon, Room 260
Eduard Rogatsky, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Presiding
1:30 (3000-1) Biological Agent Classification and Identification
Using Mass Spectrometry-Based Bioinformatics Proteomics Approach
RABIH E JABBOUR, SAIC, Jacek P Dworzanski, Samir Deshpande, Melissa
Pryce, Jody L Mays, Stacey M Broomall, Kevin T Kearns, Charles H Wick, Alan
W Zulich
1:50 (3000-2) Validation of a High Performance Liquid
Chromatography-Particle Beam Mass Spectrometry (HPLC-PB/MS) with
Electron Impact (EI) and Glow Discharge (GD) Ionization Sources for
Botanical Extracts JOAUDIMIR CASTRO, Clemson University, R Kenneth
Marcus, M.V. Balarama Krishna
2:10 (3000-3) Increasing the Speed of LC/MS/MS Analysis in
Pharmacokinetic Study Using Microflow HPLC and Sub-Three µm Particles
HUNG-YUAN CHENG, Eksigent Technologies
2:30 (3000-4) Ion Suppression as a Function of Mobile Phase pH in
the Analysis of Polar Basic Drug Compounds in Samples of Biological
Origin by ES+ LC/MS/MS TIVADAR FARKAS, Phenomenex, Inc., Liming
Peng
2:50 Recess
3:05 (3000-5) Metabolic Profiling of Phospholipids in Rat Plasma
Utilizing Ultra Pressure Liquid Chromatography and TOF Mass
Spectrometry PAUL D RAINVILLE, Waters Corporation, Robert S Plumb
3:25 (3000-6) Capillary LC-MS for High Sensitivity Metabolomic
Analysis of Islets of Langerhans QIHUI NI, University of Michigan, Robert
Kennedy
3:45 (3000-7) Determination of Glutathione Conjugates of 4-
Hydroxy-2(E)-Nonenal as Indicators of Transport MOLLY M WARNKE,
University of Texas, Arlington, Sanjay Awasthi, Daniel W Armstrong
4:05 (3000-8) Non-Digest Liberation of Biomarkers from Plasma:
A Novel Two-Stage Ultrafiltration Approach EDUARD ROGATSKY, Albert
Einstein College of Medicine, Daniel T Stein
ORAL SESSION Session 3010
Liquid Chromatography: Pharmaceutical Applications
Thursday Afternoon, Room 261
Peter Rahn, Phenomenex, Presiding
3:25 (3010-6) Parallel Multiple Channel Microflow Liquid
Chromatographic Method Development for Complex Separations: An
Immerging Instrumental Technique DAVID HUGHES, Chromatographic
Excellence, LLC, Laurie Allan, Jason Starkey, Don W Arnold
3:45 (3010-7) Evaluation of New 3 Micron HILIC Column for
Hydrophilic Compounds HIROSHI TOMIZAWA, Tosoh Corporation, Emi
Sakima, Hiroyuki Yamasaki, Toshiaki Nishi, Hiroyuki Moriyama, Yoichi Yasuda,
Cara Tomasek
4:05 (3010-8) Column Diameter’s Role in the Performance of Small
Scale Preparative Columns PETER RAHN, Phenomenex, Gareth Friedlander,
Graham Osborn
ORAL SESSION Session 3020
Liquid Chromatography: Pharmaceutical Applications: Chiral
Separations (Half Session)
Thursday Afternoon, Room 271
Perry G Wang, Teleflex, Presiding
3:05 (3020-1) Chiral HPLC/SFC Prep Purification: Robust
Collection of Enantiomer Peaks Using the +/- Derivative of an Advanced
Laser Polarimeter Signal GARY W YANIK, PDR-Chiral
3:25 (3020-2) A Chiral Piece of the Pie: Optimizing Chiral
Separations through Selective Sample Slicing and Column Switching
MARK E CRAWFORD, Gilson Inc., Joan Marie Stevens
3:45 (3020-3) Optimized Chiral Separations and Enantiomeric
Excess Determined via an Automated Parallel Chromatographic Scouting
System JOAN MARIE STEVENS, Gilson, Inc., Mark E Crawford, Luke
Roenneburg
4:05 (3020-4) Chiral HPLC Method Screening: Automated Method
Screening Using a New Low Pressure Gradient Mixer with up to 24
Independent Inlet Ports GARY W YANIK, PDR-Chiral
ORAL SESSION Session 3030
Ultrasensitive Detection in Bioanalysis (Half Session)
Thursday Afternoon, Room 245
Maria K Ferguson, PA Department of Environmental Protection, Presiding
1:30 (3030-1) The Effects of Photon Shot Noise and Molecular
Counting Error on Single Molecule Fluorescence Anisotropy SEAN
BURROWS, Texas Tech University, Dimitri Pappas
1:50 (3030-2) A Compact Single-Molecule Detection Instrument for
Monitoring Point Mutations Using Single Pair FRET JASON M EMORY,
Louisiana State University, Steven A Soper, Frederick Crawford-Drake
2:10 (3030-3) Pattern-Recognition Nanopore Sensor for Single-
Molecule Detection of Biomolecules QITAO ZHAO, University of Texas,
Arlington, Deqiang Wang, Dilani A Jayawardhana, Xiyun Guan
2:30 (3030-4) Pb 2+ Detection in Hybrid Nano/Microfluidic Device
Utilizing DNAzymes Immobilized on Gold Coated Nano-capillary Array
Membranes AIGARS PIRUSKA, University of Notre Dame du Lac, Yi Lu, Paul
Bohn
1:30 (3010-1) Impact of Stationary Phase Chemistry on Retention
and Selectivity in Aqueous-Normal Phase/HILIC Separations DAVID S
BELL, Supelco, Hillel Brandes, Craig Aurand
1:50 (3010-2) Analysis of Metabolized Nucleoside Reverse
Transcriptase Inhibitors through Ion-Exchange HPLC ANN M CAMPBELL,
University at Buffalo, Melissa N Dunkle, Luis A Colon, Jill S Hochreiter, Gene D
Morse
2:10 (3010-3) A Comparison between On- and Off-line Heart-Cut
Two-Dimensional LC for Impurity Profiling of Pharmaceutical Compounds
SEBASTIAAN EELTINK, Dionex Corporation, Frank Steiner, Remco Swart
2:30 (3010-4) Multi-Stage Sample Injection: An Effective Way to
Reduce Band Broadening in Liquid Chromatography MARK HAYWARD,
Lundbeck Research, QingPing Han
2:50 Recess
3:05 (3010-5) The Development of an Automated Forced
Degradation and Method Validation Instrument ROY HELMY, Merck,
Timothy Rhodes, Lina Liu, Wes Schafer, Elise Miller, Jia Zang, Margaret Figus,
Bing Mao, Scott Donenfeld, Carlos Perez, Jim Caverly