Purify with Ease Using Mass-Based Fraction Collection with InfinityLab Pro iQ and OpenLab CDS
Applications | 2025 | Agilent TechnologiesInstrumentation
Fraction collection guided by mass spectrometry transforms preparative liquid chromatography, delivering enhanced specificity and efficiency. It enables precise isolation of target compounds from complex matrices like natural extracts or synthetic mixtures, critical for chemical purification and bioactive compound isolation.
This study demonstrates mass-based fraction collection using the Agilent 1290 Infinity II Preparative LC/MSD system with InfinityLab Pro iQ Plus MS and OpenLab CDS software. The workflow targets flavone glycosides from elderberry extract, emphasizing selective fractionation guided by molecular weight.
Mass-based triggers accurately collected five flavone glycosides (rutin, isoquercetin, kaempferol rutinoside, isorhamnetin rutinoside/glucoside) between 7 and 9 minutes. Fragmentation patterns, such as in-source loss of rhamnose from rutin yielding isoquercetin signals, were identified but did not affect fraction purity. Automated reports visualized fraction layout and target detection.
Advances may include higher-resolution MS integration, automated method optimization via machine learning, and expanded fragment monitoring to refine fraction purity. Applications will grow in natural product research, impurity profiling, and pharmaceutical purification.
Mass-based fraction collection with InfinityLab Pro iQ Plus and OpenLab CDS streamlines preparative LC workflows, offering robust selectivity and efficient fractionation of multiple targets in complex samples.
LC/MS, LC/SQ, Software
IndustriesPharma & Biopharma
ManufacturerAgilent Technologies
Summary
Significance of the Topic
Fraction collection guided by mass spectrometry transforms preparative liquid chromatography, delivering enhanced specificity and efficiency. It enables precise isolation of target compounds from complex matrices like natural extracts or synthetic mixtures, critical for chemical purification and bioactive compound isolation.
Objectives and Study Overview
This study demonstrates mass-based fraction collection using the Agilent 1290 Infinity II Preparative LC/MSD system with InfinityLab Pro iQ Plus MS and OpenLab CDS software. The workflow targets flavone glycosides from elderberry extract, emphasizing selective fractionation guided by molecular weight.
Methodology and Instrumentation
- Preparative System: 1290 Infinity II Preparative LC/MSD with Pro iQ Plus single quadrupole MS
- Software: Agilent OpenLab CDS v2.8 FP02
- Chromatography: C18 prep column, gradient of 0.1% TFA in water/acetonitrile
- MS Conditions: ESI in positive/negative mode, SIM of [M+H]+, [M+Na]+, [M–H]– adducts for five flavonoid targets
Main Results and Discussion
Mass-based triggers accurately collected five flavone glycosides (rutin, isoquercetin, kaempferol rutinoside, isorhamnetin rutinoside/glucoside) between 7 and 9 minutes. Fragmentation patterns, such as in-source loss of rhamnose from rutin yielding isoquercetin signals, were identified but did not affect fraction purity. Automated reports visualized fraction layout and target detection.
Benefits and Practical Applications
- High specificity: isolates compounds based on exact mass
- Automated workflows: adduct handling and customizable reporting
- Versatility: unlimited target entries adapt to diverse purification needs
Future Trends and Opportunities
Advances may include higher-resolution MS integration, automated method optimization via machine learning, and expanded fragment monitoring to refine fraction purity. Applications will grow in natural product research, impurity profiling, and pharmaceutical purification.
Conclusion
Mass-based fraction collection with InfinityLab Pro iQ Plus and OpenLab CDS streamlines preparative LC workflows, offering robust selectivity and efficient fractionation of multiple targets in complex samples.
References
- Agilent Technologies. Improve the Productivity of Purification Workflows. Technical Overview 5994-8532EN, 2025.
- Agilent Technologies. Study of Glycosylated Secondary Metabolites in Tea Using UHPLC/Q-TOF/MS. Application Note 5991-8066EN, 2017.
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