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January 10, 2019
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As we begin 2019, the LCGC editorial team looks back at some of the most popular separation science articles of 2018.


1.Data Integrity in the GxP Chromatography Laboratory, Part I: Sampling and Sample Preparation

Part I of this series on practical perspectives on data integrity focuses on sample management, transport, and preparation.
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More of What You Need to Keep Your LC Flowing

Restek has expanded our line of LC accessories to bring you even more of what you need to keep your LC flowing. Browse top-quality couplers, fittings, unions, tees, and crosses; PEEK and stainless steel tubing; mobile phase maintenance and safety products including bottle tops, valves, filters, and spargers—and that's on top of our already wide selection of instrument replacement parts and supplies. Don't stop at the column; outfit your entire LC system with Restek LC products. Read More


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2. Tips and Tricks for New Gas Chromatographers

Three main points summarize the best ways to be successful in gas chromatography (GC): Capillary GC is clean GC; practice, practice, practice; and be a student of GC.
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3. Charge-Variant Profiling of Biopharmaceuticals

A look at techniques for charge-variant analysis of monoclonal antibodies and the question of whether pH gradients are really better than salt gradients. Read More


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Techniques for Improving Biopharmaceutical LC–MS

The analysis of biopharmaceutical compounds is complicated for numerous reasons. This ebook explores how analysts can address some common issues related to the analysis of biomacromolecules like monoclonal antibodies and antibody–drug conjugates. Download your free ebook


4. Current and Future Chromatographic Columns: Is One Column Enough to Rule Them All?

The packed particle bed format still rules LC columns, but advances continue in monoliths. Meanwhile, newer formats are on the horizon, including microfabricated columns and 3D printed columns. This article provides a critical review of all these technologies and demonstrates how further development of chromatographic columns will be of paramount importance in the future. Read More


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5. Fittings and Connections for Liquid Chromatography–So Many Choices!

A bad connection between an LC column and the rest of the system can ruin a good separation. New technologies may improve the quality of these connections and the likelihood of establishing a good connection in the first place. Understanding the issues will help you choose the best option for you. Read More


6. The LCGC Blog: Do You Really Know Your Stationary-Phase Chemistry?

How can we troubleshoot separation problems or develop suitable methods without a good knowledge of the bonded-phase chemistry? Read More


7. Analyte Derivatization as an Important Tool for Sample Preparation

There is a resurgence of interest in chemical derivatization schemes in separation science, particularly in sample preparation. Here's why. Read More

8. UHPLC, Part II: Benefits

UHPLC's benefits include fast analysis, high-resolution separations, reduced solvent and sample usage, enhanced sensitivity and precision, and more. Read More


9. LC–MS Sensitivity: Practical Strategies to Boost Your Signal and Lower Your Noise

By understanding the relationship between various parameters and ionization efficiency, analysts can realize the full potential of the LC–MS technique. Read More


10. Combining Novel and Traditional Ionization Methods for Mass Spectrometry for More Comprehensive Analyses

Novel ionization processes provide gas-phase ions of a wide variety of materials using MS. These simple and sensitive methods operate from solution or a solid matrix. Both manual and automated platforms can allow rapid switching between the ionization methods of MAI, SAI, vSAI, and conventional ESI. Read More


11. Determination of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Environmental Waters Using Heterogeneous Magnetic Materials Based on Metal–Organic Frameworks

This study of PAHs makes it easy to compare this microextraction procedure to conventional approaches and to other procedures using magnetic composites. Read More


Application Notes

Monitoring of Mammalian Cell Culture Media

This application note describes the monitoring of nutrient uptake and excreted waste products in mammalian cell culture media with HILIC LC–MS. / Download Application Note /


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