Agilent Captiva ND Lipids Non-Drip Filtration Plate User Guide

Captiva™ NDLipids is a simple to use filtration device designed for the removal of lipids and protein interferences from protein precipitated plasma and serum samples. It effectively reduces phospholipid carry-over in LC/MS-(MS) bioanalysis and eliminates ion suppression, limited analyte sensitivity, and detection caused by lipids eluting during HPLC runs. The use of Captiva NDLipids significantly reduces the need for column and system maintenance and extends the lifetime of the analytical column.


Agilent Captiva ND Lipids Non-Drip Filtration Plate User Guide - cover page
Brand
Agilent
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
598 KB
Published
07 June, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
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About this manual

The Agilent Captiva ND is a simple-to-use filtration device designed for the removal of lipid and protein interferences from protein-precipitated plasma and serum samples. It addresses phospholipid carry-over issues common in LC/MS bioanalysis, which can cause ion suppression and limit analyte sensitivity.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Easy 3-Step Procedure
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Crash Solvent Selection
  • pH Modification

Frequently asked questions

What kind of results can I expect from using the Captiva ND plate?

Generally, sensitivities obtained from processed samples are better than protein precipitation alone.

How do I know if I am removing all the lipids?

Monitor the phosphatidylcholine head group with a 1849184 m/z trace during method development.

Can I use smaller sample volumes than recommended?

Yes, but samples below 50 uL should be pre-diluted with aqueous to maintain the overall organic ratio.

Can I alter the sample/crash solvent addition order?

Yes, the non-drip feature allows use in either order, though a single order is recommended for any one assay.

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