Representative Performance from the First Injection

ACQUITY Premier Glycoprotein BEH Amide Columns utilize MaxPeak High Performance Surfaces (HPS) Technology, reducing sample loss caused by non-specific adsorption onto metal surfaces and delivering the representative performance known of the BEH Amide chemistry from the first injection.

• No conditioning or passivation
• Save time and reagents
• Reduce variability of retention time and peak response

Glycoprotein Column Chemistry

The ACQUITY UPLC Glycoprotein BEH Amide 300 Å, 1.7 µm Column allows scientists to obtain novel yet complementary glycan related information of biotherapeutic proteins at the intact glycoprotein, glycoprotein subunit, or glycopeptide level. 

• Optimized wide-pore, HILIC stationary phase for resolving glycoforms from intact or digested glycoproteins
• Generation of domain specific glycan linkages with or without MS
• Elucidation of site specific glycan occupancy
• High resolution glycopeptide mapping without limitations due to peptide/glycan size or composition
• Improved resolution in separations of large, released N-glycans (EPO, Factor IX)
• QC tested with Waters Glycoprotein Performance Test Standard

The figure to the left shows the separation of the Glycoprotein Performance Test Standard(RNase A + RNase B glycoforms) using an ACQUITY UPLC Glycoprotein BEH Amide, 300Å, 1.7 µm, 2.1 x 150 mm Column. Fluorescence detection at Ex 280 nm and Em 320 nm and a column temperature of 45 ˚C.

Intact Glycoprotein Analyses

The ACQUITY UPLC Glycoprotein BEH Amide 300 Å, 1.7 µm Columns separate individual intact protein glycoforms as well as deliver information about glycan occupancy. Using a high organic solvent concentration with TFA ion pairing and elevated temperature, one is able to successfully enhance the solubility of intact glycoproteins for this HILIC-based, gradient separation.

• Measure glycan occupancy of an intact therapeutic mAb
• Relative abundance of aglycosylated forms (-2 and -1 N-glycans) can be monitored by fluorescence
• Widepore phase facilitates the development of previously unimagined separations