LCMS webinars focusing on GPC/SEC - page 17

Key aspects of a GPC processing method. Working with different types of calibration, such as Relative, Universal, and Cumulative Matching Calibration. Generating and interpreting results.

Techniques for tackling more challenging complex samples. Understand the potential of advanced polymer separation. Advanced detection techniques, GPEC, RPLC, 2D LC.

Theory behind SEC. An overview on mAbs and it’s characterization requirements. LC system, LC Column and Stationary phase effects and considerations. Mobile phase considerations and method development pointers.

Introduction to Size-Exclusion Chromatography. Understand how the technique aids polymer analysis. Determination of Molecular Weight, Distribution, and Polydispersity.

In this webinar, we will look at the parameters and considerations for GPC columns and selection.

Dr. Helen Whitby explores the applicability of the new diol-link size exclusion column, bioZen dSEC-2, for the effective analysis of biosimilars, antibody–drug conjugates (ADCs) and oligonucleotides.

Size Exclusion and Ion Exchange are typically run in non-denaturing conditions. That’s one of the reasons they are the two most common types of HPLC used for biomolecules.

In this webinar, hear from Dr. Helen Whitby, senior product manager at Phenomenex, as she explores SEC method development, with a focus on method transfer and sustainability.

Quick, precise information covering tips for successful GPC method development, fast GPC column alternatives and the advantages that advanced detection could bring to your current GPC analysis.

The presentation of aqueous SEC using an Arc HPLC with linear columns will demonstrate a quick, easy and reproducible analysis of PEO/PEG, and the Empower GPC data with System Suitability statistics.