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Instructions for Use - Glyco Kit MB-LAC AIA - Bruker

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Matrix preparation on the MALDI-MS targets<br />

Analysis of glycoproteins using 2,5-DHAP<br />

For preparation of glycoproteins within the mass range of 6 – 100 kDa on AnchorChip TM 600<br />

targets (#209513) we recommend the use of 2,5-dihydroxyacetophenone (2,5-DHAP, #231829 or<br />

#231830) as matrix solution.<br />

2,5-DHAP preparation on AnchorChip600 targets<br />

1. Dissolve 7.6 mg DHAP in 375 µl<br />

ethanol.<br />

: DHAP is irritant (R: 36/37/38; S:<br />

26-28-36/37-60), ethanol is highly<br />

flammable (R: 11; S: (2)-7-16)<br />

7.6 mg DHAP<br />

375 µl ethanol<br />

2. Add 125 µl (18 mg/ml in Milli-Q water)<br />

of a di-ammonium hydrogencitrate<br />

solution (= 10 µmol).<br />

: Diammonium hydrogencitrate is<br />

irritant (R: 36/37; S: 26)<br />

125 µl Diammonium<br />

Hydrogen Citrate<br />

3. Vortex <strong>for</strong> 1 min at RT. Vortex<br />

4. Sonicate <strong>for</strong> 15 min. Sonificate<br />

5. Vortex <strong>for</strong> 1 min at RT. The matrix<br />

solution is stable <strong>for</strong> at least one week<br />

when kept in the dark<br />

Vortex<br />

6. Mix 2 µl of the sample with 2 µl 2 %<br />

TFA and subsequently add 2 µl matrix<br />

solution.<br />

: 2% TFA is irritant (R: 36/38; S: 26-<br />

28-37-60)<br />

2 µl Sample<br />

2 µl 2% TFA<br />

2 µl DHAP Matrix Solution<br />

7. The mixture of sample, TFA and DHAP<br />

has to be vigorously mixed by pipetting<br />

up and down. It is important that the<br />

solution becomes turbid be<strong>for</strong>e spotting<br />

Vigorously mixing<br />

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