SBR00052
Semi Polar Metabolites QC Mix
suitable for LC-MS
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NACRES:
NA.28
UNSPSC Code:
41116107
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General description
In order to assess any variations in LC-MS-based metabolomics analysis data, it is recommended to add an additional QC (quality control) sample at the beginning of every analytical experiment batch. It is recommended that QC be injected every 4-10 injections into the workflow steps . The QC sample evaluates any drifting phenomenon like intensity values, ion suppression, or any changes in the retention time of the material’s peaks in the LC-MS data. The Semi Polar Metabolites QC Mix is a ready to use solution for mass spectroscopy workflows. By utilizing the QC mix, the user will be able to assess drifting and ion suppression phenomenon. The Semi Polar Metabolites QC Mix is comprised of 9 components (Uridine, Adenosine, Guanosine, 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid, Vanillic acid, Melatonin, Taurocholic acid, Cholic acid, and Hyodeoxycholic acid) which covers ~100-500 Da mass range.
Application
The Semi Polar Metabolites QC Mix is suitable for mass spectroscopy.
Features and Benefits
- The mix was designed for ESI (+/-) detection.
- The mixture comes as a ready to use solution(~9:1 water: ACN) format in crimp top (Silicone/PTFE liner) amber vial, which is suitable for use with most of the LC-MS autosamplers.
- The recommended storage temperature of the mixture is 2-8°C, thawing of the sample is not required.
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Hazard Classifications
Flam. Liq. 3
Storage Class
3 - Flammable liquids
wgk
WGK 3
flash_point_f
80.6 °F
flash_point_c
27 °C
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LC-MS-based metabolomics
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Molecular Biosystems, 8(2), 470-481 (2012)
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Metabolites, 9(12), 308-308 (2019)
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