Microfluidic Glycan Analysis
a microfluidic glycan and microfluidic technology, applied in the field of microfluidic glycan analysis, can solve the problems of large quantity of starting materials, time-consuming and cumbersome steps, and manual operation errors,
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Glycan Analysis with On-Chip Enzymatic Reactions
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[0069]PNGase F enzyme was chemically attached to epoxide-modified 5 μm silica beads in phosphate buffer (pH 8) over 22 hr. The beads were then packed into a chamber located in a first polyimide chip. Reverse-phase 5-μm C8 beads were packed into a second chamber on a second polyimide chip for protein cleaning. The third chip layer contained a sample enrichment column (40 nl), a separation column (75 mm) filled with graphitized carbon for HPLC analysis, and an integrated MS tip for input into a mass spectrometer. All three chips were stacked, aligned and inserted into a chip frame holder.
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[0070]The antibody samples were diluted in phosphate buffer to a concentration of 6 pmol / μl in phosphate buffer (pH 7.5). The HPLC system operated using typical mobile phases of 0.1% formic acid in MS-grade water (Solvent A) and 0.1% formic acid in acetonitrile (Solvent B). The autosampler was set to inject 0.1 μl of antibody. The ...
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