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Chromatography 19


Robust bioinert columns for a new level of recovery YMC Accura BioPro IEX columns


Ion exchange chromatography (IEX) is widely used for Bio QC methods, especially for charged variant analyses. Sensitive substances like oligonucleotides tend to interact with column hardware, even with quite inert IEX standard hardware made of PEEK. Adsorption of the analytes on the surfaces lead to peak tailing, carryover, and reduced recovery.


Bioinert column hardware as solution


YMC meets this special challenge with the recently launched YMC Accura columns. They feature a bioinert surface coating of the column body and frits. The robust bioinert coating used on YMC Accura hardware is 130 to 320-fold thicker compared to similar hardware concepts. Permanent inertness against sensitive substances is ensured. Therefore, YMC Accura columns can even be used for the analysis of sensitive substances without pre-conditioning.


The Selectivity Company Ideal stationary phases


The non-porous hydrophilic polymer beads of the BioPro IEX stationary phases enable exceptionally high efficiencies and high throughput analyses. Even small sample variations can be easily separated and detected. The superior lot-to-lot reproducibility guarantees highly reliable results. BioPro IEX SF with its strong cation exchanger functionality is particularly ideal for analysing charge variants of monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) or other proteins. The strong anion exchanger BioPro IEX QF is the first choice for high-resolution analysis of oligonucleotides of different lengths as well as mAbs with lower pI.


Benefits from using YMC Accura BioPro IEX columns


The combination of the bioinert coated column hardware and the high efficiency stationary phases of YMC Accura BioPro IEX columns provide excellent peak shapes for sensitive compounds. They ensure high recovery from the very first injection and prevent carry-over. YMC Accura BioPro IEX columns are not only very inert, but are also available with smaller column IDs, making them ideal for use in native IEX-MS analysis.


More information online:


ilmt.co/PL/KYke and ilmt.co/PL/34j1 62489pr@reply-direct.com


Your Experts in Reproducible Analyses


Specifi cally designed BioLC columns


For proteins/peptides, mAbs, ADCs and oligonucleotides


Fully bioinert (U)HPLC Coated, PEEK and PEEK-lined columns


Superior performance and reproducible separations


Reliable results, high throughput and long column lifetimes


YMC’s Expertise Portal will always keep you up to date www.ymc.eu | support@ymc.eu | +49 2064 427-0


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