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This user manual details how to use Agilent AdvanceBio Amide HILIC columns for analysis of N-glycans and polar analytes.
In this application note, we profiled the N-glycans of several monoclonal antibodies with the new Agilent AdvanceBio Amide HILIC column.
A guide to find the right column for your characterization workflow. It includes advice and tips on method development, solvent choice, mobile phase modification, optimization, example separations, as well as ordering information.
Push your Glycoprotein analysis to new levels of performance.
Application compendium for glycan analysis.
This app note demonstrates the performance of an Agilent LC/MSD to solve ambiguous peak assignments for the analysis of N-glycosylation of therapeutic proteins
This application note demonstrates three approaches to quantitatively understand the glycosylation present for a given mAb.
This application note demonstrates how to increase sample throughput for glycan characterization workflows using the Agilent biopharmaceutical solution.
Comparison of Relative Quantification of Monoclonal Antibody N-glycans Using Fluorescence and MS Detection
This Application Note demonstrates the sensitive and reproducible analysis of N-linked glycans of human immunoglobulin G with a novel HILIC column and fluorescence detection.
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An Agilent 2.7 μm HILIC column revealed a glycopeptide not seen by RP. HILIC can be orthogonal and complementary to RP for better retention of hydrophilic peptides.
The Agilent HILIC-based AdvanceBio Glycan Mapping column is 40% faster, with high resolution, efficiency, and chemical stability for at least 5,000 column volumes.
The Agilent 1.8 μm HILIC column reduced run time by 40% when separating N-linked glycans. The column also resolved complex antennary bovine fetuin glycans.