Methods of performing high-flow chromatography under adiabatic conditions
AssigneeWaters Technologies Corporation
InventorsFabrice Gritti, Joseph A. Jarrell
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AssigneeWaters Technologies Corporation
InventorsFabrice Gritti, Joseph A. Jarrell
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The present disclosure provides for methods of separating nucleic acid species by size under high-flow and adiabatic conditions. Typically, nucleic acids are separated based on electrophoretic mobility using gel electrophoresis or slalom chromatography allows for rapid separation of nucleic acid species by size. Gel electrophoresis methods suffer from low yields and long time scales for performing the characterizations. Slalom chromatography, on the other hand, utilizes high pressure conditions which results in friction being generated between the analyte, the chromatography material, and the mobile phase, resulting in frictional heating and temperature gradients throughout the column. These gradients typically work against any performance gains obtained from the high-flow conditions.
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