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<strong>HAI</strong>SIL 300 APPLICATIONSVery High Peak CapacityDepending upon the type of informationa protein chemist is seeking, the HP<strong>LC</strong>analysis of a complex digest can take 1to 2 hours. The following chromatogramTryptic Map of BSAon <strong>HAI</strong>SIL 300 C18 5µm 250x4.6mmP/N HS-2546-W185illustrates a high resolution tryptic digestmap of BSA on a 250x2.1mm <strong>HAI</strong>SIL300 C18 5µm <strong>column</strong> indicates peakcapacities in excess of 100. Smallproteins, on the other hand can yieldfewer fragments, and if only a "fingerprint"of a digest is required, high peakcapacity <strong>column</strong>s can be a waste oftime.Fast Analysis of a Complex DrugDelivery SystemMost pharmaceutical QC laboratoriesare faced with rapidly increasingdemands for high throughput capability.A good example of one laboratory'sPeptide Map in 5 minutesThe figure below illustrates a very fastpeptide map of cytochrome-C. Theinformation that can be gleaned from thisfive minute profile is more than adequatefor many analytical requirements. Therobust 50x4.6mm <strong>HAI</strong>SIL 300 C18<strong>column</strong> provides hundreds of runswithout performance loss even underthe aggressive 6ml/min flow conditionsused in this example.The cytochrome-C is a good example ofpushing a <strong>column</strong> beyond its optimumoperating conditions (motr yhan sixtimes optimum linear velocity) and stillbeing able to get desired results. Thesame <strong>column</strong> can be run under moreconventional conditions with a flattergradient to optain even higher resolutionseparations. The rhGH tryptic map belowwas done on a 5cm long <strong>column</strong> thatreplaced the conventional 25cm <strong>column</strong>that was used initially.The Role of Column Length inGradient SeparationsChanges in <strong>column</strong> length have a directand linear effect on theoretical plates andanalysis time in isocratic separations.Column length plays a less important role,however, in gradient techniques. The threechromatograms below illustrate how wellpacked short HP<strong>LC</strong> <strong>column</strong>s yield verysimilar peptide separations under identicalgradient conditions.For this study, the 2.1mm I.D. <strong>HAI</strong>SIL 300C18 5µm <strong>column</strong>s ranged from 250 to100mm in length. While solvent andanalysis time savings may be minimal,<strong>column</strong> cost savings can be significantwhen using as short a <strong>column</strong> as possible.Short <strong>column</strong>s also exhibit lower pressureat high flow rates.250x2.1mm<strong>HAI</strong>SIL 300 C18 5µmHS-2521-W185150x2.1mm<strong>HAI</strong>SIL 300 C18 5µmHS-1521-W185approach to addressing a large numberof samples for analysis on a daily basis issummarized below. This novel drugdelivery system contains a small proteinand other components that span anorder of magnitude in molecular weight.All the compounds of interest wereeasily resolved in a single analysis with afast linear gradient on a 5cm long<strong>HAI</strong>SIL 300 C18 5µm <strong>column</strong>.Fast Tryptic Map of rhGH50x4.6mm <strong>HAI</strong>SIL 300 C18100x2.1mm<strong>HAI</strong>SIL 300 C18 5µmHS-1021-W1851. Gly-Tyr2. Val-Tyr-Val3. Met Enkephalin4. Leu Enkephalin5. Angiotensin II7