Preparative Chromatography Redefined

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Preparative Chromatography Redefined

Transcript of Preparative Chromatography Redefined

Page 1: Preparative Chromatography Redefined

Preparative Chromatography Redefined

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Conventional Slurry Packing

Axia™ PackedHydraulic Piston

Compression Packing

Conventional Slurry Packing

Axia™ PackedHydraulic Piston

Compression Packing

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Conventional Slurry Packing

Axia™ PackedHydraulic Piston

Compression Packing

Reproducible Column-to-Column EfficiencyAverage Efficiency (N) with Synergi™ 4 µm Hydro-RP 100 x 21.2 mm

Reproducible Column-to-Column Peak AsymmetryAverage Peak Asymmetry with Gemini® 5 µm C18 50 x 21.2 mm

Density Comparison of Packed Beds

27 % Improved Avg. Efficiency

13 % Improved Avg. Peak Shape

Expect an Excellent Axia™ Column. Every Time.A completely automated packing system offers feedback control and infinite tuning of packing density to specific media characteristics such as mechanical strength and porosity. An optimum higher bed density can be consistently reproduced column-to-column. This directly trans-

lates into consistent efficiency and peak asymmetry measurements and decreases the column variability seen in traditionally packed preparative columns.

Consistent Quality. Column-to-Column. Batch-to-Batch.

% RSD % RSD

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Phenomenex Web: www.phenomenex.com

Worldwide accepted and trusted phases •such as C18(2), C8(2), and Phenyl-Hexyl

High surface area (100 Å; 400 m• 2/g) for increased sample loading

Available in bulk media for process scale •purifications

Strong hydrophobic selectivity in both •volatile and non-volatile buffers

Extremely high loading capacity from a •large surface area particle (110 Å; 375 m2/g)

pH stable 1-12 for maximum durability•

Four unique selectivities resolve and •separate mixtures of polar and non-polar compounds

High surface area (80 Å; 475 m• 2/g) for increased sample loading

Available in bulk media for process scale •purifications

Small Molecules

Selectivity Options. You Decide.

Chiral Molecules Proteins & Peptides Synthetic DNA/RNA

Engineered to provide a straightforward •approach to enantiomeric recognition and separation through HPLC and SFC

Lux Cellulose-2 incorporates an •advanced halogenated derivative, leading to unique enantioselectivity compared to previously commercialized cellulose phases

Lux Cellulose-1 features a classical •cellulose derivative used industry-wide for many enantiomeric separations and is a cost-effective replacement for CHIRALCEL® OD-H®

300 Å C18 and C4 columns designed to •analyze and purify intact proteins

Provides excellent resolution between •proteins with similar properties

90 Å C12 (Proteo) columns engineered •for increased peak capacity and resolution of peptide separations

Direct scale-up to preparative and bulk •materials

Easily separate N-1 failure sequences •from target oligo with > 90 % purities

Baseline separation/collection of desired •peak at preparative scale (5 µmole and greater)

Long column lifetime due to extended pH •stability and mechanical strength

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An advanced column packing and hardware design, Axia™ incorporates patent-pending Hydraulic Piston Compression technology to eliminate bed collapse as a source of failure in short preparative columns. Ideal bed density is custom calculated and automated for each support, chemistry, and column size. Computer control of the

entire process assures both proper bed density and uniformity. Using a single, controlled hydraulic compression, the piston assembly is locked in place without allowing the media to decompress or “relax,” thus maintaining media and column bed integrity. Recompression of the bed is not required, as it is for other packing methodologies.

Axia Packing Process

Packing Piston

Media packed under ideal pressure

The packing piston head is integrated into the column and locked by the piston

retainers, so the pressure is never released.

Media is never allowed to relax, eliminating

voids and dramatically improving reproducibility,

column to column.

Extended column lifetime•

Reproducibility: column-to-column •

Higher efficiency•

Improved peak shape•

Increased loadability•

Stability under high flow rates•

The result is an improved, repeatable packing process, giving preparative chromatographers:

Hydraulic Piston Compression

See the technology in action! Please visit www.AxiaPrep.com

Phenomenex Web: www.phenomenex.com

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0 2 4 6 8 min 0 10 20 min

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Phenomenex Web: www.phenomenex.com

Option 2: Increase Column IDFor maximizing load without increasing the run time, consider scaling up to a larger column ID. Axia packed columns provide the three important benefits you need.

Reproducible performance across all column •diameters

Increased throughput without sacrificing purity•

High efficiency from analytical to preparative•

Option 1: Increase Column LengthIncrease sample load without increasing your flow rate by using a longer column. With Axia technology, each preparative column is optimized for:

Analytical-like efficiency•

Long column lifetime•

High sample load with high-surface area media such •as Gemini®-NX, Luna® or Synergi™

As a result, load generally increases as a direct proportion to column length. In this example the sample load tripled by increasing column length.

Column: Luna 5 μm C18(2)Gradient: 5 min, 5 % to 95 % Water/Acetonitrile, 0.5 % TFA

Flow Rate: 1.5 mL/min on 4.6 mm30 mL/min on 21.2 mm60 mL/min on 30 mm 150 mL/min on 50 mm

Detection: UV @ 254 nmSample: 1. Propranolol

2. Diphenhydramine

Axia™ ScalabilityTwo Options to Increase Sample Load

Gradient: 10 min on 100 mm length column 25 min on 250 mm length column 5 % to 95 % Acetonitrile, 0.5 % TFA

Flow Rate: 30 mL/min

50 x 4.6 mm64 µg SF=1Plates/Meter 87120Symmetry 1.16

50 x 21.2 mm 1.2 mg SF=20Plates/Meter 84138Symmetry 1.17

50 x 50 mm 7.3 mg SF=118Plates/Meter 88280Symmetry 1.01

50 x 30 mm 2.4 mg SF=40Plates/Meter 83235Symmetry 0.97

96 mg on 250 x 21.2 mmAxia Packed Column

32 mg on 100 x 21.2 mmAxia Packed Column

SF = Scaling Factor

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