Mobile phase optimisation for oligonucleotide analytical methods by LC-MS
ABOUT THIS WEBINAR
The use of alkylamine ion pair and perfluorinated alcohols in the analysis of oligonucleotides by LC-MS techniques has been the mainstay in characterisation and quantitation methods for synthetic oligonucleotides for decades. Often, analytical chemists default to relatively high concentrations of both, but how much ion pair is needed for optimal chromatographic performance and how much does perfluorinated alcohol concentration contribute to electrospray ionisation efficiency?
In this on-demand, we provide an overview of nucleic acid therapeutics and discuss the chromatographic challenges associated with oligonucleotides. We also explore modulation of the mobile phase additives alkylamine ion pair and perfluorinated alcohols. Finally, we will show how optimisation of mobile phase can improve not only chromatographic performance and MS sensitivity, but may also directly impact MS data acquisition, thus facilitating data analysis.
Learning outcomes of this webinar:
- An overview of nucleic acid therapeutics
- The chromatographic challenges associated with oligonucleotides
- Method development considerations for oligonucleotide analysis by LC
- The role of mobile phase and column chemistry in LC-MS methods for oligonucleotides
- How to improve overall method robustness and sensitivity for oligonucleotide method development.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Brian Rivera, Senior Product Manager, Phenomenex
Related topics
Analysis, Analytical techniques, Biopharmaceuticals, Disease research, Gene testing, Genetic analysis, Genome editing, Genomics, Mass Spectrometry, Personalised Medicine
Related organisations
Phenomenex