Apparatus and method for multiple channel high throughput purification
AssigneeOntogen Corporation
InventorsRomaine Maiefski, Don Wendell, William C. Ripka, Jonathan D. Krakover
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AssigneeOntogen Corporation
InventorsRomaine Maiefski, Don Wendell, William C. Ripka, Jonathan D. Krakover
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A multiple channel high throughput purification system for purifying a plurality of samples, preferably four or more samples from a chemical library. The high throughput purification uses chromatography, and more preferably, super critical fluid chromatography. Four parallel channels are provided in this system and coupled to a common analyzer and computer. The four channels direct the selected sample flow through a separator, such as an SFC column, a detector, such as a UV detector, to detect peaks within the sample flow, and a micro sample valve that splits a sampling of the flow to an analyzer, such as a mass spectrometer. The system also utilizes unique back pressure regulator assemblies and pressure relief assemblies to maintain a selected pressure within the purification channel. While the sample flow continues, the mass spectrometer simultaneously analyzes the sampling to determine if a target compound is within the sample portion.
A method of substantially continuous, multiple channel high throughput supercritical fluid chromatography purification of at least first and second samples from a chemical library to provide corresponding array-to-array mapping of purified components, comprising purifying the first sample along a first channel by:
The method of multiple channel high throughput purification of multiple samples from a chemical library, comprising of separating and purifying the components of each sample along a first channel by:
A method of multiple channel high throughput purification of multiple samples from a chemical library, comprising:
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