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Connected Solution to Small Molecules Your Scientific Specialist The worlds biggest analytical challenges Sm Smal all Sampl mple A Amo mounts Complicated ted Complex ex M Matrices es Structu tures res Lar arge Sam Sample Low


  1. Connected Solution to Small Molecules Your Scientific Specialist

  2. The worlds biggest analytical challenges… Sm Smal all Sampl mple A Amo mounts Complicated ted Complex ex M Matrices es Structu tures res Lar arge Sam Sample Low Lo Numbers ers Concen entra rati tion deserve even bigger solutions—

  3. OUTLINE

  4. Pharmaceuticals and Biopharmaceuticals – What is the Difference? Biop iopharmaceutica icals • Genetically engineered/produced in living cells • Large to very large (10 - 2000 reactive groups) • Complex; A mixture of closely related variants Phar harmac aceuticals • Produced by chemical synthesis • Small (1 - 5 reactive groups) • Precisely defined chemical entities • Small molecule pharmaceutical market is flat or declining Small m l molecule le Phar harma rep repres resents a a signifi ficant rev reven enue opport rtunity

  5. Market Opportunity for Classic Pharma Drug D Discov overy ry Drug Developm pment nt Commer ercia ializ ization Aim: Ai m: Ai Aim: m: Aim: Ai m: Identify drugs candidates Modify drugs candidates for safety and Ensure final product is of expected efficacy quality Workflow r requir irem emen ents: Workflow r requir irem emen ents: Workflow r requir irem emen ents: Speed and efficiency Fast, robust, targeted methods Robust, reproducible methods “fail fast, fail cheap”

  6. Pharma Workflow Solutions Proc ocess ss Disco covery ry Devel elopmen ent Clinical & & Pre Pre-Clin inic ical Commercial alizat ation Sample prep & consumables ✔✔ ✔✔ ✔✔ ✔ ✔✔ ✔ ✔ ✔✔ LC ✔✔ ✔✔ ✔ LC-MS - ✔ ✔✔ ✔✔ ✔ Informatics

  7. A Reminder: What is Biopharma? “The design and production of biologically-based therapeutics (biotherapeutics)”

  8. Major Biopharmaceutical Groups Using LC/MS Research Process Analytical Analytical Science Discovery Metabolism Bioanalysis • New Candidates • Cell and Clone selection • Complex analysis • Biomarker discovery & • New area of interest • Newer area of interest for validations LC/MS • Disease pathways • Optimization • Diverse characterizations • Blending of biopharma and measurements • Throughput & Screening characterization and • Complex matrices • Biomarker discovery • Environment effectiveness pharma structural ID • Speed of analysis • Complex analytes • Output • Complex samples • Confidence in results • Regulations • Complex matrices • Small ample volume • Unknown analytes • Many samples • Speed of analysis • Low limits of quantitation • Precision Characterizations Comparability Quantitation • Throughput Global competition, Regulatory compliance, Scientific complexity, and Expense

  9. BioPharma Workflow Solution

  10. Environmental and Food Analysis Market opportunity Food Food S Safety M Mark rket Environm nment ntal M Marke ket Environmental al an and F Food Saf Safety ty m mar arkets rep repres resent a a signifi ficant rev reven enue o opport rtunity

  11. Food Safety: The Global Food Chain • A long food chain is very difficult to control • Food safety cultures and standards differ across the world • Modern food production involves large number of ingredients procured globally (traceability issues) • When things go wrong tracking and tracing is increasingly difficult Grea reater er d dep epen endence o on t tes esting t to p pro rovide c e confidence i in fo food s safet fety

  12. What is Environmental Analysis? Determination of contaminants in: – Waters – drinking, surface, ground, waste – Soils – soils, sediments, foliage, biota – Sludges – solid and digested waste – Air – chimney exhaust filters, air filters of contaminated sites, dusts

  13. Environmental Workflow Solution Industry challenges: – Regulatory requirements – Wide range of contaminants – Emerging contaminants – Complex matrices – Cost of analysis Laboratory requirements: – Robustness – Sensitivity – Throughput – Applications support

  14. Food Workflow Solution

  15. Why LC-MS for Both Forensic Screening and Confirmation? Mass Spectrometry has been proven to be more specific and sensitive than many immunoassay tests But now, Mass Spectrometry is even ……. Easier More Robust Faster More Efficient

  16. Toxicology/Clinical Workflow Solutions : Screening

  17. Toxicology/Clinical Workflow Solutions : Compounds elucidations

  18. A Total Solution from Thermo Fisher Scientific Mass Spec grade mobile and consumables Prelude SPLC System and TraceFinder Software Triple Quad MS production workflows Quick Start Methods reduce research methods development time Unity ity L Lab ab Ser ervic ices Service Parts IQ/OQ/PV Technical Phone Support Remote Instrument Diagnostics On site-training

  19. What’s important to customers Market research show that three most criteria when choosing column are • Technical Performance (peak shape etc.) • Ruggedness/durability • Lot-to-lot reproducibility

  20. Thermo Scientific’s Syncronis Column • Consistent, reproducible separation from time to time - High purity, high surface area silica - Dense bonding and double endcapping - Strict manufacturer and QC

  21. Syncronis Phase Reverse Phase • C18 • C8 • aQ (polar endcapping) • Phenyl • Amino • HILIC (Hydrophilic interaction) Normal Phase • Silica

  22. Wait a minute…..what’s column chemistry???!!! • Diol • Nitrile • Cation Exchanger • C1, C4, C8, C18 • Phenyl • Anion Exchanger • Aminopropyl • Pentafluorophenyl • etc.

  23. Chemistry is variant. Is all C18 the same ?

  24. Un-reactioned: Interaction with Basic Molecules pKA 2.8 7.9 7.9 8.5 No endcapping Endcapping

  25. Endcapping : Prevent peak Tailing & interaction with alkaline • Polar; amide, urea ,ether Dimethyl silane • • Hydrophilic • Chloro silane • Trimethylsilyl • Trifunction alkoxysilan • etc. • etc.

  26. aQ Column and HILIC HILIC ILIC aQ aQ Stable in 100 % Aqueous with polar endcapping, Retain highly polar and hydrophilic compound, no endcapping  can’t use Enhance retention of polar compounds with more than 50% aqueous

  27. Column Properties Working pH of Mobile Phase Correlated to % carbon, reflected to polarity of column US Pharmacopeia defined 60-90 for small molecule 90-120 for both small molecule and peptide % carbon content, higher is not always 120-300 for peptide or protein better resolution. Higher is more hydrophobic surface that resistance to high pH

  28. What is the Small Particle Advantage ? Higher efficiency, independent of flow rate means… Fa Faster r run uns w without lo loss o of performance 15 Increasing Column Efficiency 5 µ m u op opt 10 ( µ m) m) 3 µ m T P ( E T P u op opt H E 5 u op opt 1.9 µ m 1. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Linea ear V Velo locity ( (mm/s) s) Increasing Flowrate

  29. Efficiency is the key!!! Small Particle Advantage 1.9 µ m 1. N = 142,000 plates/m (189% higher) N = 75,000 plates /m 5 µ m ( ) α − 1 1 k = R s N α + 4 1 k Selectivity Efficiency Retention • Hi Higher res r resolution – nar arrowe wer p peak aks • Higher s sensit sitiv ivit ity – tal taller p peak aks • Hi Higher p r pea eak c capacity ( y (more re p pea eaks / / unit t time) e) – narro rrower er p pea eaks

  30. History of Silica-based Column Th Thes ese e all called ed “ “ Fu Fully ly Po Porous Silica”

  31. Solid Core Silica THI HIS CA CALLE LED “S “SOLID CO CORE S SILI LICA”. Next G Generation of of Col Column. Hi High Resoluti tion w with thout e exces essive p ve pressure

  32. Separation Mechanism

  33. Accucore Performance Porous Silica C18 Accucore C18

  34. Thermo Scientific’s Accucore Column Ultimate Core Performance - Solid core particle - Tight control of particle diameter - Faster and narrower than 5 or 3 micron column

  35. Accucore Phase • Vanquish 1.5 micron • RP-MS • C18 • C8 • aQ • Polar Premium • Phenyl-X • PFP • C30 • HILIC • Urea HILIC • XL C18

  36. Thermo Scientific’s Hypersil GOLD Outstanding Peak Shape for Separation - Solution for all separation needs - Improve sensitivity - Enhance resolution - pH stability

  37. Hypersil GOLD phase • C18 • C8 • C4 • aQ • PFP • Phenyl • CN • Amino • AX • SAX • Silica • HILIC

  38. Hypersil GOLD concept

  39. Peak symmetry Almostly the same retention BUT im BUT impr prove pe peak s symmetry All columns are 150x4.6, 5 uM

  40. Design for Peak Shape Highly pure (99.999%) silica • Novel bonding and endcapping • Even surface • Reduced silanols • Less peak tailing • Outstanding peak symmetry

  41. Sensitivity

  42. Thermo Scientific’s Acclaim Column Optimal Selectivity Through Innovative Chemistry • Diversified selectivity • Reproducible and reliable • High Efficiencies • Ultra-pure porous silica

  43. Acclaim Phase • C18 120, 300 • Surfactant • C8 120 • Carbonyl C18 • C30 • Organic • Phenyl-1 Acid/Sugar/Vitamin • PolarAdvantage I & • Explosive II • Carbamate • HILIC-10 • PepMap • Mixed modes • Trinity P1 • OmniPAC • SEC

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