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    Evaporation of Peptides

    Evaporation of Peptides

    Evaporation of cleavage cocktails and preparative HPLC fractions are peptide synthesis process steps that can take hours or days and, particularly for larger HPLC fractions, can require constant attention to avoid bumping in traditional evaporators. Biotage has evaporation solutions that reduce the time to less than 15 minutes and eliminate bumping with our fully automated and walk-away reliable V-10 Touch Evaporator.

     

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    Evaporation of Peptides

    Evaporation is an important step in the peptide workflow. Now many of the challenges of dealing with insoluble peptides are a thing of the past - the V-10 Touch is so capable that even difficult to remove solvents like DMSO can be evaporated at the rate of 0.5 mL per minute or more. 

    Where can V-10 Touch help peptide chemists?

    • Removal of cleavage cocktails, either completely or reducing the volume before ether precipitation.
    • Concentration and pooling of flash or HPLC fractions prior to freeze drying.
    • Removal of high boiling solvents such as DMF, DMSO that are used in synthesis reactions or as storage solvents.
    • Can be used post synthesis or post purification.
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    The typical peptide synthesis workflow broadly involves synthesis, purification and evaporation steps to give the final pure peptide. Although the synthesis step is the most important part of the workflow, purification and evaporation issues can impact dramatically on the efficiency of your workflow and are the cause of many bottlenecks. Biotage has developed a range of tools to improve the peptide synthesis workflow, from synthesis of crude peptides through to the final purified product. Our workflow solutions are used in pharma, biotech, CRO and academic laboratories throughout the world.

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