梯度加压毛细管电色谱分离蛋白质

 以1.5 μm无孔硅胶颗粒(non-porous silica,NPS)为固定相,采用电压和压力联合驱动流动相,用反相梯度加压毛细管电色谱(p-CEC)在7.5 min内实现了核糖核酸酶A、细胞色素C、溶菌酶和肌红蛋白等4种蛋白质的快速、高效的分离。比较了梯度加压毛细管电色谱和微柱液相色谱(μ-HPLC)分离蛋白质的结果,同时考察了固定相、离子对试剂三氟醋酸(TFA)浓度和电压等条件对梯度加压毛细管电色谱分离蛋白质的影响。结果表明,梯度p-CEC可以通过调节电压精细调节带电溶质的保留,提高分离选择性,缩短分离时间,得到较高的柱效。该方法在蛋白质分离分析及蛋白质组学的研究中具有很大的应用潜力，为高效快速地分离蛋白质开辟了新的途径。     

反相毛细管电色谱电渗流影响因素的研究

在７５μｍ×２０ｃｍ的毛细管ＯＤＳ填充柱上实现毛细管反相电色谱分离，考察种种分离因素，包括流动相的组成，有机相的种类和比例，电解质缓冲液的种类浓度和ＰＨ值，以及分离电压和分离温度等因素对填充毛细管电渗流的影响，系统研究了反相毛细管电色谱的电渗变化规律。     

毛细管电色谱柱内径对电渗流与电压关系的影响

考察不同内径的毛细管电色谱柱中分离电压对电渗流的影响，在不同内径的毛细管电色谱柱中，电渗流与电压都呈较好的线性关系，与毛细管电色谱柱的内径无关，由于焦耳热的影响，在电压变化幅度较大的情况下，电渗流与电压的关系曲线呈线性弯曲，在大内径毛细管电色谱柱上更加明显。     

320 μm内径毛细管电色谱柱的分离条件研究

在毛细管电色谱中，随着柱径的加粗，焦耳热效应使柱效急剧降低，甚至产生气泡，导致断流现象；采用有机盐缓冲溶液作为流动相，在320μm内径反相毛细管柱中成功地使几种苯取代物得到较好的分离，并且可以在较高的电压下操作，得到了比加压电色谱法更高的柱效。通过对选择缓冲溶液的讨论，说明了大内径毛细管柱中调节流动相组成的一般原则。     

《毛细管电色谱理论基础》

毛细管电色谱作为一种新型微分离分析技术，其分离过程具有多种机理协同作用的特征。对于毛细管电色谱的理论研究不仅要考虑系统的电属性，还要兼顾溶质的两相分配特征。该书系统地阐述了毛细管电色谱的基本理论，讨论了分离过程中影响峰展宽的因素及其规律。基于作者发展的弛豫理论和唯象的输运过程处理方法，阐述了毛细管电色谱中的动力学和热力学问题，分别就不同的分离模式的选择性规律和柱内富集理论与技术、梯度洗脱的溶质输运特征加以说明。     

《毛细管电色谱理论基础》

毛细管电色谱作为一种新型微分离分析技术，其分离过程具有多种机理协同作用的特征。对于毛细管电色谱的理论研究不仅要考虑系统的电属性，还要兼顾溶质的两相分配特征。该书系统地阐述了毛细管电色谱的基本理论，讨论了分离过程中影响峰展宽的因素及其规律。基于作者发展的弛豫理论和唯象的输运过程处理方法，阐述了毛细管电色谱中的动力学和热力学问题，分别就不同的分离模式的选择性规律和柱内富集理论与技术、梯度洗脱的溶质输运特征加以说明。     

《毛细管电色谱理论基础》

毛细管电色谱作为一种新型微分离分析技术，其分离过程具有多种机理协同作用的特征。对于毛细管电色谱的理论研究不仅要考虑系统的电属性，还要兼顾溶质的两相分配特征。该书系统地阐述了毛细管电色谱的基本理论，讨论了分离过程中影响峰展宽的因素及其规律。基于作者发展的弛豫理论和唯象的输运过程处理方法，阐述了毛细管电色谱中的动力学和热力学问题，分别就不同的分离模式的选择性规律和柱内富集理论与技术、梯度洗脱的溶质输运特征加以说明。     

《毛细管电色谱理论基础》

毛细管电色谱作为一种新型微分离分析技术，其分离过程具有多种机理协同作用的特征。对于毛细管电色谱的理论研究不仅要考虑系统的电属性。还要兼顾溶质的两相分配特征。该书系统地阐述了毛细管电色谱的基本理论，讨论了分离过程中影响峰展宽的因素及其规律。基于作者发展的弛豫理论和唯象的输运过程处理方法，阐述了毛细管电色谱中的动力学和热力学问题，分别就不同的分离模式的选择性规律和柱内富集理论与技术、梯度洗脱的溶质输运特征加以说明。     

梯度加压毛细管电色谱同时分离大黄提取液中5种蒽醌类化合物

建立了同时分离药用大黄提取液中大黄酸、芦荟大黄素、大黄素、大黄酚和大黄素甲醚5种蒽醌类活性成分的梯度加压毛细管电色谱的新方法.实验结果显示,大黄提取液中的5种蒽醌化合物可在22min内完全分离,梯度洗脱微柱液相色谱的柱效为等度洗脱微柱液相色谱的6.63倍,梯度毛细管电色谱的柱效为梯度微柱液相色谱的4.6倍.     

《毛细管电色谱理论基础》

毛细管电色谱作为一种新型微分离分析技术，其分离过程具有多种机理协同作用的特征。对于毛细管电色谱的理论研究不仅要考虑系统的电属性，还要兼顾溶质的两相分配特征。该书系统地阐述了毛细管电色谱的基本理论，讨论了分离过程中影嗡峰展宽的因素及其规律。基于作者发展的弛豫理论和唯象的输运过程处理方法，阐述了毛细管电色谱中的动力学和热力学问题，分别就不同的分离模式的选择性规律和柱内富集理论与技术、梯度洗脱的溶质输运特征加以说明。     

Separation of peptides by pressurized capillary electrochromatography

A pressurized electrochromatography (pCEC) instrument with gradient capability was used in this work for separation of peptides. Three separation modes, namely, pCEC, high-performance liquid chromatography and capillary electrophoresiscan be carried out with the instrument. In pCEC mode, the mobile phase is driven by both electroosmotic flow and pressurized flow, facilitating fine-tuning in selectivity of neutral and charged species. A continuous gradient elution can be carried out conveniently on this instrument, which demonstrates that it is more powerful than isocratic pCEC for separation of complicated samples. The effects of applied voltage, supplementary pressure and ion-pairing agents on separation of peptides in gradient pCEC were investigated. The effects of flow-rate of the pump and the volume of the mixer on resolution were also evaluated.     

强阳离子交换毛细管液相色谱-反相加压毛细管电色谱二维系统的构建及其在中药黄柏提取物分离中的应用

加压毛细管电色谱(pCEC)具有电泳和液相色谱的双重分离机理,其柱效高、选择性强、分辨率高和分离速度快并可进行梯度洗脱。我们在此基础上加入离子交换色谱模式,构建了强阳离子交换-反相加压毛细管液相色谱(micro strong cation exchange liquid chromatography/reversed phase pressurized capillary electrochromatography, μ-SCXLC/RP-pCEC)二维系统,并对中药黄柏的提取物进行了优化分离。第一维μ-SCXLC采用线性盐梯度分离,样品被切割成11个馏分洗脱收集后进入第二维,第二维脱盐后,采用RP-pCEC进行分离分析,梯度洗脱。以中药黄柏提取物为样品,此二维系统的分辨率和峰容量都较一维系统有很大提高,理论峰容量可达900左右,证明构建的二维体系非常适合复杂样品的分离分析。     

毛细管电色谱和加压毛细管电色谱的进展与应用

毛细管电色谱(CEC)以内含色谱固定相的毛细管为分离柱,以电渗流为驱动力,既可以分离带电物质也可以分离中性物质。它结合了毛细管电泳和高效液相色谱两者的优点,兼具高柱效、高分辨率、高选择性和高峰容量的特点,同时具有色谱和电泳的双重分离机理。然而,“纯粹”的电色谱在实际应用中有着天然的弱点,即: 在电流通过毛细管柱中的流动相时容易产生气泡(焦耳热作用),从而使电流中断和电渗流停止,毛细管柱必须被重新用流动相润湿后方能再次使用。加压毛细管电色谱(pCEC)将液相色谱中的压力流引入CEC系统中,不仅解决了气泡、干柱等问题,而且实现了定量阀进样和二元梯度洗脱。CEC和pCEC作为微分离领域的两种前沿技术,满足了当前复杂样品分析和分析仪器微型化的需求,近年来获得了广泛的关注。本文综述了这两种技术近来的发展,包括仪器、色谱固定相的发展,总结了其在生命科学、药物分析、食品安全以及环保样品分析等方面的应用进展,评述了各方法的特点,并展望了CEC和pCEC今后的发展和应用前景。     

Separation of Peptides by Pressurized Capillary Electrochromatography

A novel gradient pressurized capillary electrochromatography (pCEC) instrument was developed to separate peptides.Two gradient elution modes,hydrophobic and hydrophilic interaction mode in pCEC,were performed on this instrument.Baseline separation of six peptides was obtained on two gradient modes with C18 column and strong cationic exchange column respectively.The effects of mixer volume and total frow rate of pumps on resolution were also discussed.     

加压毛细管电色谱在建立中药黄柏指纹图谱中的方法学研究

以加压毛细管电色谱（pCEC）为技术平台,对其在建立中药黄柏指纹图谱中的方法学进行了研究．通过对提取溶剂、流动相中有机相种类、盐溶液等条件的优化,发现1％盐酸的甲醇溶液为提取溶液,20mmol／LNH4C1溶液．乙腈为流动相梯度洗脱,紫外检测波长为230nm时对其分离效果最好．并通过在色谱柱上施加不同的电压,详细地阐明了pCEC的双重分离机制对分离选择性的影响,发现黄柏中的主要成分药根碱、巴马汀和小檗碱在pCEC模式中随电压的不同,有不同的出峰顺序．当电压为0—4kV时出峰顺序为药根碱、巴马汀和小檗碱,当电压为8—14kV时出峰顺序为药根碱、小檗碱和巴马汀．对此原因进行了详细讨论,同时与微径液相色谱模式进行了比较,说明pCEC可以为复杂样品的分离提供更多更好的分离途径．     

Off-Column Amperometric Detection for Pressurized Capillary Electrochromatography

A system enabling coupling of pressurized capillary electrochromatography (pCEC) with off-column amperometric detection (AD) is reported in which conduction of the current in pCEC was achieved through a cellulose acetate-coated porous polymer joint, and the effect of the high-voltage field applied to pCEC for AD was also eliminated. Effects of supplementary pressure on the porous polymer joint and the effects on AD of capillary columns of different i.d. were investigated. The performance of the pCEC–AD system with the porous polymer joint was evaluated with phenol and hydroquinone using sulfonated stearyl methacrylate monolithic columns. The separation efficiency of the column in pCEC–AD, using the proposed off-column detection with the cellulose acetate membrane joint, was comparable with that of pCEC–UV using on-column detection. Compared with end-column detection using a 50 μm i.d. capillary column without a joint, a higher signal-to-noise ratio was achieved, even using a 100 μm i.d. capillary column with a joint. Successful separation and detection of dopamine and epinephrine were also achieved by use of this system.     

Capillary liquid chromatography and capillary electrochromatography using silica hydride stationary phases

A hydride-based octadecyl stationary phase on both 4.0 and 1.8 microm silica particles is tested in both the capillary LC and the pressurized capillary electrochromatography (pCEC) modes. These two materials are compared to standard C18 stationary phase made by organosilanization and to the hydride material packed into a convention 4.6mm I.D. column. The performance of the capillary columns is evaluated in terms of analysis times for various mixtures as well as efficiency. Of particular interest are the differences between the LC mode where only laminar flow is present and pCEC operation where a flat electrodriven flow profile is superimposed on the parabolic pressurized flow. Differences in performance between columns packed with 4.0 and 1.8 microm particle silica are also evaluated.     

Pressure‐assisted CEC versus CEC using methacrylate‐based monolithic columns: Influence of the polymerization‐mixture composition

Pressure‐assisted CEC (pCEC) can either be performed on a CE instrument by adding pressure at the column inlet, or by applying voltage on a capillary liquid chromatography system. This study investigates the pressure's added value in pCEC using an LC instrument as well as the influence of the polymerization‐mixture composition on monolithic columns in such experimental circumstances. Two factors of the polymerization mixture, which is used to prepare the monolithic capillary columns, were varied according to an experimental design approach: the pore‐forming solvent/total monomer ratio and the pore‐forming solvents composition. Initially, the effect of the resulting stationary phase on the elution behavior of mainly pharmaceutical compounds was studied. Four responses were used to evaluate the effects on the chromatography: retention time, retention factor, peak asymmetry and number of theoretical plates. After processing the results, the stationary phase composition with the best chromatographic behavior was determined and tested. The advantageous properties of this stationary phase compared with the design center‐point column were demonstrated. Secondly, the results of these pCEC experiments were compared with those generated in an identical experimental setup previously performed using CEC. Chromatographic conditions were chosen so that the center‐point column showed similar retention in CEC and pCEC. The expected advantage (faster analysis) and drawback (decreased efficiency) of pCEC in the analysis of pharmaceuticals was evaluated. Analysis time and efficiency were both found to depend greatly on the porosity of the column. The conclusion of this comparison is that pCEC did not have a significant added value to CEC. However, this was mainly due to the instrument's limitation of the pressure‐driven flow over the column. A clear benefit of the pCEC setup was apparatus‐related, i.e. the presence of a loop injection system on the pCEC instrument, which avoids the injection problems that were occasionally observed in CEC.     

Two-dimensional separation system by on-line hyphenation of capillary isoelectric focusing with pressurized capillary electrochromatography for peptide and protein mapping

A novel on-line 2-D system was developed for peptide and protein mapping. The system combines capillary IEF (cIEF) with pressurized CEC (pCEC) using a micro-injection valve as the interface. Sample fractions, which were focused and separated in the first-dimension cIEF based on their differences in pIs, were electrically mobilized and further successively resolved by their differences in size, hydrophobicity, and electrophoretic mobility in the second-dimension pCEC. In the presented system, the valve interface was free of the external electric field in two dimensions for the purpose of stabilization, safety, and facilitating manipulation. In the first dimension, cIEF separation was executed by a one-step method to simplify the operation procedure. Moreover, a home-made electrical decoupler was introduced to isolate the micro-injection valve from the cIEF electric field. For the second dimension, taking advantage of the combination of hydrodynamic flow with EOF, reversed-phase pCEC not only offers on-column refocusing the effluent fractions, but also brings enhanced separation resolution and elution speed. Separation effectiveness of this 2-D system was demonstrated by the analysis of tryptic digest of BSA and human red blood cell lysate. A theoretical peak capacity of approximately 24,000 has been achieved for BSA digest, which proves its promising potential for the application in proteomics.     

Pressurized capillary electrochromatographic analysis of water-soluble vitamins by combining with on-line concentration technique

A pressurized capillary electrochromatography (pCEC) system was developed for the separation of water-soluble vitamins, in which UV absorbance was used as the detection method and a monolithic silica-ODS column as the separation column. The parameters (type and content of organic solvent in the mobile phase, type and concentration of electrolyte, pH of the electrolyte buffer, applied voltage and flow rate) affecting the separation resolution were evaluated. The combination of two on-line concentration techniques, namely, solvent gradient zone sharpening effect and field-enhanced sample stacking, was utilized to improve detection sensitivity, which proved to be beneficial to enhance the detection sensitivity by enabling the injection of large volumes of samples. Coupling electrokinetic injection with the on-line concentration techniques was much more beneficial for the concentration of positively charged vitamins. Comparing with the conventional injection mode, the enhancement in the detection sensitivities of water-soluble vitamins using the on-line concentration technique is in the range of 3 to 35-fold. The developed pCEC method was applied to evaluate water-soluble vitamins in corns.