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CHROMATOGRAMS, COLUMNS & GUARDS30-MIN HIGH-EFFICIENCY SODIUM CATION-EXCHANGE COLUMN (4.6 X 110 mm)CATALOG NUMBER 1154110TUSE WITH CATION-EXCHANGE GARD COLUMN PROTECTION SYSTEMUSE FOR PROTEIN AND COLLAGEN HYDROLYSATETEMPERATURE GRADIENTHPLC PROGRAMTIME Na315 % Na740 % RG011 %0 100 0 07.3 100 0 015 53 47 015.1 0 100 028 0 100 028.1 0 0 10030 0 0 10030.1 100 0 039 100 0 0HPLC FLOW RATE: 0.6 mL/min, INITIAL TEMP.: 46 ºCCOLUMN OVEN PROGRAMTIME TEMP ºC0 463 4610 5522 7027 7028 46REAGENT FLOW RATE: 0.5 mL/min8171 2 36 791011 1312141516ProteinHydrolysate420181950 10 20 301 Aspartic Acid2 Threonine3 Serine4 Glutamic Acid5 Proline6 Glycine7 Alanine8 Cystine9 Valine10 Methionine11 Isoleucine12 Leucine13 Norleucine14 Tyrosine15 Phenylalanine16 Lysine17 Histidine18 Ammonia19 Tryp<strong>to</strong>phan20 ArginineminNOTE: This method utilizes column temperature gradient. Use Pinnacle PCXcolumn oven or HPLC column oven with temperature gradient capabilities.
CHROMATOGRAMS, COLUMNS & GUARDSHIGH-EFFICIENCY CATION-EXCHANGE COLUMN (4.0 X 150 mm)CATALOG NUMBER 1154150TUSE WITH GARD COLUMN PROTECTION SYSTEM OR SODIUM GUARD COLUMN 1193020 (3.0 X 20 mm)USE FOR OXIDIZED HYDROLYSATE, PROTEIN HYDROLYSATE, COLLAGEN HYDROLYSATETEMPERATURE ISOCRATIC23243 4 5 67891113 14160 10 20 30 40 50181920OxidizedHydrolysate22minCONDITIONS FOR OXIDIZED SAMPLES 1154150TTIME (Min) Na270 % Na740 % RG011 %0 100 0 014 100 0 032 20 80 032.1 0 100 056 0 100 056.1 0 0 10058 0 0 10058.1 100 0 070 100 0 0FLOW RATE: 0.4 mL/min, COLUMN TEMP.: 50 ºC,INJECTION VOLUME: 10 L OF 0.25 mole/mL STD.3 Aspartic Acid4 Threonine5 Serine6 Glutamic Acid7 Proline8 Glycine9 Alanine11 Valine13 Isoleucine14 Leucine16 Phenylalanine18 Lysine19 Ammonia20 Histidine22 Arginine23 Cysteic Acid24 Methionine Sulfone2710111291820131415 16178119 12 1813 1415 1620ProteinHydrolysate13 456810CollagenHydrolysate3 4 5 619192272272120 10 20 30 40 50min0 10 20 30 40 50min1 Methionine-D,L,-Sulfoxide2 trans-4-Hydroxy-L-Proline3 Aspartic Acid4 Threonine5 Serine6 Glutamic Acid7 Proline8 Glycine9 Alanine10 Cystine11 Valine12 Methionine13 Isoleucine14 Leucine15 Tyrosine16 Phenylalanine17 D,L & allo-Hydroxylysine18 Lysine19 Ammonia20 Histidine21 Tryp<strong>to</strong>phan22 ArginineCONDITIONS FOR PROTEIN &COLLAGEN HYDROLYSATE SAMPLESTIME (Min) Na315 % Na740 % RG011 %0 100 0 010 100 0 030 0 100 053 0 100 053.1 0 0 10055 0 0 10055.1 100 0 067 100 0 0FLOW RATE: 0.4 mL/min, COLUMN TEMP.: 48 ºC,INJECTION VOLUME: 10 L OF 0.25 mole/mL STD.PRODUCT CATALOGPICKERING LABORATORIES10/11
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Page 6 and 7: INTRODUCTIONINSTALLATION & TRAINING
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LCTECH / GPC PRODUCT LINEUtilizing
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LCTECH / GPC PRODUCT LINEFEATURE HI
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METHOD ABSTRACTS203.1 / MULTI-RESID
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METHOD ABSTRACTS208 / MULTI-RESIDUE
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METHOD ABSTRACTS328 / ANALYSIS OF A
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METHOD ABSTRACTS382 / 70-MIN AMINO
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METHOD ABSTRACTS102 / ANALYSIS OF B
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METHOD ABSTRACTS120 / BROMATE ANALY
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METHOD ABSTRACTS112 / EXPANDED HPLC
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METHOD ABSTRACTS325 / ANALYSIS OF F
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METHOD ABSTRACTS105.2 / PARALYTIC S
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METHOD ABSTRACTS124 / SULFONAMIDE A
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GENERAL TERMS & CONDITIONS1 CONTROL
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