
|Articles|April 19, 2012
- The Column-04-19-2012
- Volume 7
- Issue 8
Ultra-High Resolution Chromatography Using 500 mm UHPLC Columns for Detection Of Hidden Sample Components
LC method development for new drug candidates or screening methods for new active structures in botanicals present the same type of challenges: How do I know that I have separated all main components, as well as important, sometimes hidden, impurities? Is my resolution good enough? Am I missing small, co-eluting peaks?
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LC method development for new drug candidates or screening methods for new active structures in botanicals present the same type of challenges: How do I know that I have separated all main components, as well as important, sometimes hidden, impurities? Is my resolution good enough? Am I missing small, co-eluting peaks?
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