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Low-TFA Reversed-Phase Capillary Columns for LC/MS Ning Mu and Kervin Harrison, Vydac/The Separations Group, and Susan T. Weintraub, Dept. of Biochemistry, University of Texas Health Science Cener at San Antonio presented at HPLC 2001 / Maastricht, The Netherlands / June 17-22, 2001 and AAPS Annual Meeting / Denver, CO / October 21-25, 2001
The Significance of pH, Counter Ions, Bonding Chemistry and Pore Size in Silica-based Reversed Phase Method Development for Pharmaceuticals
Effects of Particle Size on Throughput in High-Performance Polymeric Reversed-Phase Semipreparative Gradient Purification of Peptides and Proteins
Ion Exchange of Polypeptides: The Role of pH, Solvent and Column Length
LC/MS Reversed-Phase Columns with Excellent Polypeptide Resolution in Low TFA Concentrations
The Separation of Oligonucleotides by Ion Exchange and Reversed Phase: The Importance of the Mobile Phase
Practical Aspects for the Development of a Reversed-Phase Analytical Method for Bio-Pharmaceuticals
Purification of a Lipid Peptide: Method Development for Hydrophobic Peptides
A Novel Polymer-Based Reversed-Phase HPLC Column for High-Performance Separation of Polypeptides
Separation of Fat-Soluble Vitamins by Reversed-Phase C18: Advantages of Wide-Pore Silica and Polymeric Bonding for Hydrophobic Small Molecules
The Influence of C18 Ligand Type on the Peptide Selectivity of Silica-Based Reversed-Phase Columns
Separation of Oligonucleotides and Anti-Sense Oligonucleotides on a Novel Porous-Polymer-Based Anion-Exchange Column
Preparative Separation of Peptides and Proteins
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