LOGO SIMULATED MONOLITH™ POLYMERIC STATIONARY PHASES FOR LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY
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Application Notes 

 
1 Comparison of STYROS™ 1R and 2R with a Silica C4 Stationary Phase.    
2 Fast Protein Separation on STYROS™ 1R and 2R.    
3 Comparison of STYROS™ 1R/XP and 1R/XH.    
4 Separation of Angiotensin Variants at Basic pH.    
5 High Performance Separation of Proteins on STYROS™ 1R/NB    
6 Ultra Fast Separation of Proteins on Narrow Bore Columns.    
7 Quality Control of Proteins of Different Lots from the Same Supplier.    
8 Assessing Proteins Across Grades and Suppliers.    
9 Polymeric Hard Gel Media-HPLC vs. Soft Gel-FPLC in the Separation of Biomolecules.    
10 Fast Separation of Protein Isoforms with Fully Porous Hard Gel Media: Hemoglobins.
11 Polymeric Gigaporous Strong Anion Exchangers: Bead Size Distribution versus Pore Size Distribution.    
12 Polymeric Gigaporous Strong Cation Exchangers: Bead Size Distribution versus Pore Size Distribution.    
13 High Speed Resolution: Efficient Use of Long, Narrow-bore Columns.    
14 Polymeric Gigaporous Strong Cation Exchangers: Effect of Capacity on Protein Resolution.    
15 Separation of IgG from Albumins in Commercial Production.    
16 Polymeric Gigaporous Anion Exchanger: Throughpores versus Superficial Pores.    
17 Polymeric Gigaporous Anion Exchanger : Performance at Low Flow Rates.    
18 Separation of Small Molecules on STYROS™ Q/XH.
19 Resolving Efficiency of Longer Columns: case application with medium capacity cation exchanger.
20 Metal Chelate Liquid Chromatography on Hard Gel Gigaporous Polymeric Media: Comparison with Soft Gel.
21 Metal Chelate Liquid Chromatography on Hard Gel Gigaporous Polymeric Media: Tri-dentate IDA versus Five-dentate TED    
22 Separation of Cytochrome c Isoform on STYROS™ SE: Strong cation exchanger.    
23 Fast Separation of IgG on STYROS™ HQ: High Capacity Polymeric Gigaporous Strong Anion Exchanger.    
24 Fast Separation of IgG, IgA and IgM on STYROS™ DEAE/NB: Narrow Bore Weak Anion Exchanger.    
25 Fast Detection of XELODA (Capecitabine) in Urine Sample with STYROS™ 2R/XH.    
26 StyrosZyme™ TPCK-Trypsin, Immobilized Enzyme on Polymeric Hard Gel Stationary Phase: Online Digestion of Lysozyme in 5 minutes.    
27 StyrosZyme™ TPCK-Trypsin, Immobilized Enzyme on Polymeric Hard Gel Stationary Phase: Online Digestion of Insulin Oxidized B-chain in 16 minutes.    
28 StyrosZyme™ Pepsin, Immobilized Enzyme on Polymeric Hard Gel Stationary Phase: On line digestion of Cytochrome c From Horse Heart and Bovine Heart.    
29 SIMULATED MONOLITH™: Fast Separations with HIC (Hydrophobic Interaction Chromatography)    
30 SIMULATED MONOLITH™: Comparison With Non Covalently Coated Polymeric Hard Gel.    
31 StyrosZyme™ Papain, Immobilized Enzyme on Simulated Monolith Polymeric Stationary Phase: Effect of Temperature and Linear Velocity on Online Digestion.    
32 Rapid isolation of IgG From Human Serum on STYROS™ rA (Immobilized Recombinant Protein A on Simulated Monolith Polymeric Stationary Phase).    
33 ADRIAMYCIN: Detection in Urine Sample with STYROS™ 2R/XH    
34 Immobilized Protein rA on Polymeric Porous Hard Gel (STYROS™ rA): Comparison with Sepharose rA.    
35 NAVELBINE: Fast Detection in Urine Sample with STYROS™ 2R/XH.    
36 On Line Affinity capture of APROTININ on StyrosZyme™ TPCK-Trypsin, Immobilized Enzyme on Polymeric Hard Gel Stationary Phase.    
37 Separation of Aprotinin from apo-Transferrin and Hexokinase on Polymeric Hard Gel Anion-Exchange Columns.    
38 Aprotinin Purity Test on STYROS™ Anion and Cation Exchanger. Polymeric Hard Gel Stationary Phase.    
39 StyrosZyme™ Pepsin. Immobilized Enzyme on Polymeric Hard Gel Stationary Phase: On line digestion at 0º C and pH 2.5.    
40 Hydrophobic Interaction Chromatography compared with Polymeric Reversed Phase: STYROS™ HIC-Butyl versus STYROS™ 2R.    
41 Hydrophobic Interaction Chromatography : Comparison of STYROS™ HIC-Phenyl with Shodex HIC PH-818.    
42 Reversed Phase Polymeric: Comparison of STYROS™  2R with Commercial Non Porous Polymeric.    
43 Hydrophobic Interaction Chromatography: Comparison of STYROS™ HIC-Phenyl with TSKgel Phenyl-5PW from TOSOH.    
44 Hydrophobic Interaction Chromatography: Comparison of STYROS™ HIC-Butyl with TSKgel Butyl-NPR from TOSOH.    
45 Hydrophobic Interaction Chromatography: Comparison of STYROS™ HIC-Ether with TSKgel Ether-5PW from TOSOH.    
46 Separation of Hen Egg White Proteins: STYROS™ HQ Compared with Mono Q    
48 Low Salt Separations on Shielded Weak Anion Exchanger: STYROS™ SWAX    
49 STYROS™ 3R Simulated Monolith™ Polymeric Reversed Phase.    
50 STYROS™ 3R Simulated Monolith™ Polymeric Reversed Phase: Standard Separation of 6 Small Molecules    
51 STYROS™ Amino HILIC Simulated Monolith™ Polymeric Normal Phase: Standard Separations.
52 STYROS™ Amino HILIC Simulated Monolith™  Polymeric: Separation of Benzoic Acid and Derivatives    
53 STYROS™ Amino HILIC Simulated Monolith™  Polymeric: Effect of Ionic Strength and Temperature on the Separation of Aromatic Acids    
54 STYROS™ Amino HILIC Simulated Monolith™ Polymeric: Separation of Angiotensins I, II and III    
55 STYROS™ HILIC Simulated Monolith™ Polymeric Normal Phase: Standard Separations    
56 STYROS™ HILIC Simulated Monolith™ Polymeric Normal Phase: Separation of Aliphatic and Aromatic Acids    
57 STYROS™ HILIC Simulated Monolith™ Polymeric Normal Phase: Separation of Nucleotides    

FYI Notes

1 Reversed Phase and Ion Exchange Chromatography of Two proteins on STYROS™ Columns.    
2 Effect of Long Residency Time and Heat During Reversed Phase Chromatography of Some Proteins.    
3 A Simple Alternative to Reduce Sample Consumption and Waste Generation by Over 40 %.    
4 Resolving Capabilities of a 25 cm Column Without the Flow and pH Restriction of Silica.    
5 STYROS™ Polymeric Stationary Phases as Compared with Silica.