New release: YMC-Accura Triart (U)HPLC columns allow superior reproducibility and highest accuracy. They are the ideal choice for analysis of:

• Oligonucleotides, nucleotides
• Peptides and proteins
• Metal coordinating compounds

Discover the outstanding features of YMC-Accura Triart:

• Exceptional peak shapes with high sensitivity
• Excellent recoveries even without column preconditioning
• Superior reproducibility and no carry-over effects
• Highest accuracy in highly sensitive LC/MS analyses
• All YMC-Triart phases available in inert YMC-Accura columns

Important to know: Especially sensitive substances, which are able to interact with common column hardware, require utmost care. The adsorption on metallic surfaces typically leads to peak tailing, loss of recovery and sample carry over. This behaviour can especially be seen when a new column is used without any preconditioning before the actual analysis. Employing the new bioinert YMC-Accura column hardware solves this – sharp peaks and high recoveries from the very first injection!

Check out the new flyer to learn more about bioinert YMC-Accura Triart columns.

The structural diversity of monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) requires the analysis of several properties. Therefore, depending on the research focus, a specific chromatographic method is optimal:

• Best suited for intact mAbs: Reversed phase generic analyses
• Size variant analysis: SEC applications with MALLS
• Charge variant analysis: IEX using non-porous columns
• Hydrophobicity determination: High throughput HIC

Here you can easily access the complete YMC application collection!

For further information on YMC’s biochromatography columns please download your copy of the BioLC catalogue.

 

This year’s Chromatographic Society Grass Roots 5 course took place at the University of Cumbria in Ambleside. Experienced gurus of chromatography shared their in-depth LC-knowledge in this 3-days course. Furthermore, it has been a great opportunity for networking with other young chromatographers.

YMC is always happy to support this very exciting course.

A special thanks goes to the organising team, especially Paul Ferguson and Tony Taylor, for the great organisation!