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High performance capillary electrophoresis - T.E.A.M.

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Figure 66<br />

Fraction collection of oligonucleotides in<br />

CGE 21<br />

a) preparative injection of p(dA) 40-60<br />

sample,<br />

b) re-injection of collected oligonucleotide<br />

with p(dA) 20<br />

as internal standard<br />

c) tentative peak identification by relative<br />

migration time<br />

p(dA) 20<br />

19 23<br />

Time [min]<br />

4.4.3 Buffer replenishment<br />

Buffer replenishment is also an integral part of maintaining<br />

high reproducibility. Electrolysis of solution can alter<br />

running buffer pH and subsequently change EOF In aqueous<br />

solution, electrolysis of water produces soluble protons at<br />

the anode and hydroxide ions at the cathode. In combination<br />

with ion migration, this phenomenon has been called buffer<br />

depletion. The extent of electrolysis is dependent on the<br />

current generated and total run time. The extent of the pH<br />

change is dependent on the buffering capacity of the buffer<br />

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