Phase | Nanofilm SEC-150 | Nanofilm SEC-250 | Nanofilm SEC-500 |
---|---|---|---|
Material | Nanometer, hydrophilic film bonded silica | ||
Particle size | 5 m | ||
Pore size | ~ 150 | ~ 250 | ~ 450 |
Protein MW range (native) | 200 - 750,000 | 1,500 - 1,250,000 | 15,000 - 2,500,000 |
pH stability | 2 - 8.5 (pH 9.0 can be tolerated temporarily) | ||
Back pressure (psi for a 4.6 x 300mm) | ~ 700 | ~ 700 | ~ 750 |
Maximum back pressure (psi) | ~ 3,500 | ~3,500 | ~ 3,000 |
Salt concentration range | 20 mM - 2.0 M | ||
Maximum temperature (°C) | ~ 80 |
For biological separations, nonspecific interactions with the packing materials are the major contribution for low separation efficiency, such as peak tailing, as well as low recovery. The unique surface chemistry of Nanofilm SEC packings generates uniform polymer chains covalently bonded on the silica. Such a uniform stationary phase is neutral and hydrophilic, which has negligible nonspecific interactions with biological molecules, especially proteins. This special coating allows Nanofilm SEC columns to achieve high selectivity and high efficiency separations. For example, uracil, as a test compound could reach as high efficiency as 90,000 plates per meter, as shown in Table below.
Table 1. Column Efficiencies (Measured using uracil in 0.1 M phosphate buffer, pH 7.0)
Nanofilm SEC-150 | >90,000 plates/meter |
Nanofilm SEC-250 | >90,000 plates/meter |
Nanofilm SEC-500 | >85,000 plates/meter |
IPSUM LIFESCIENCES LLP
All Rights Reserved.(Terms of Use) Developed and Managed by Infocom Network Private Limited. |