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#hplc-massspec 2025-01-29

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  • pbs_pip — deamidation is about plus 0.98 Da. it is not a rounding error, it is a degradant 22:11
  • void_volume — plus sixteen, is that always oxidation 22:26
  • pbs_pip — whats a normal gradient for a peptide this size 22:41
  • pbs_pip — baseline is drifting badly, is that the column or the mobile phase 22:44
  • pbs_pip — whats a plus one dalton shift usually 23:02
AP

the honest position is that hobby-level interpretation of a chromatogram is worth something but not much

PP

deamidation is about plus 0.98 Da. it is not a rounding error, it is a degradant

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VV

if somebody says they ran a mass spec and does not show you a spectrum, that is a claim, not a result

can you tell a dimer from the chromatogram alone

i was wrong about tailing factor. it is usually the injection or the pH, not the column

whats the void volume peak, is that always solvent

plus sixteen, is that always oxidation

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PP

how much sample does a lab actually need for identity as well as purity

thats the solvent peak

plus 0.98 is deamidation

peak   RRT    area%    note
  1   0.42     0.31    solvent front
  2   0.88     0.44    related substance
  3   1.00    98.72    main
  4   1.14     0.53    related substance

whats a normal gradient for a peptide this size

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baseline is drifting badly, is that the column or the mobile phase

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VV

ms/ms sequencing is the only thing i would call identity. everything else is circumstantial

PP

has anyone ever had a result where the mass was right and the purity was wrong

ms/ms or it isnt identity

is uv at 214 or 280 better for peptides

whats a plus one dalton shift usually

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does ms/ms actually prove identity or just make it very likely

ask for the trace

GG

update on the earlier thing a shoulder on a peak is information, and usually bad information

show me the spectrum