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6. DEFINTION
It's a powerful analytical tool that is used for the separation,
detection and quantitation of a wide variety of analytes.
Example of analytes that is separated :
Proteins, amino acids, isoenzymes, electrolytes, lipoproteins and
hemoglobin variants,.....
طريقة
تستخدم
لفصل
المواد
عن
بعضها
سواء
كانوا
بروتينيات
أو
أحماض
أمينية
أو
إ
لكترونات
وغير
ذلك
...
وبعد
فصلهم
يمكن
التعرف
عليهم
ومعرفة
كميتهم
.
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8. Analyze: examine a
mixture, its
components, and
their relations to one
another
1
Identify: determine
the identity of a
mixture or
components based on
known components
2
Purify: separate
components in order
to isolate one of
interest for further
study
3
Quantify: determine
the amount of the
mixture and/or the
components present
in the sample
4
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11. Uses for Chromatography
Pharmaceutical Company: determine amount of each chemical found in new
product
Hospital: detect blood or alcohol levels in a patient’s blood stream
Law Enforcement : to compare a sample found at a crime scene to samples from
suspects
Environmental Agency : determine the level of pollutants in the water supply
Manufacturing Plant: to purify a chemical needed to make a product
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15. Explanation
•Compound is placed on stationary phase
•Mobile phase passes through the stationary phase
•Mobile phase solubilizes the components
•Mobile phase carries the individual components a certain
distance through the stationary phase, depending on their
attraction to both of the phases
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16. Classification
1_ According to Mobil phase :
•
المتحركة المادة طبيعة يعني
• A _ Liquid chromatography ( LC )
•
سائلة المتحركة المادة لو
• B _ Gas chromatography ( GC )
•
غازية المتحركة المادة لو
2_ According to chromatographic bed (stationary phase) :
•
الثابت الجزء حسب علي
• A _ Planner chromatography
•
الثابت الجزء لو
(
المخدة
)
زجاجية او ورقية كانت سواء مفلطح
• B _ Column chromatography
•
الثابت الجزء لو
(
المخدة
)
أنبوبي
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20. الملخص
بيعمل الجهاز ألن ،معا وليسوا تدريجيا معين وقت في بيخرج مفصول جزء كل طبعا
Elution at specific pH and specific ionic strength or according to affinity between mobile and
stationary phases
ال يسمي معروف زمن في يخرج المفصولة األجزاء من كل ولهذا
Retention time
ب سيفصل جزء كل يعني
Specific pH and specific ionic strength or according to affinity between mobile and stationary
phases.
يسمي معروف معين محدد زمن في ويخرج
Retention time
مفصول جزء كل علي نتعرف وبهذا
.
Separation and Detection
20
25. Equation
Concentration of sample=(signal of sample / signal of standard) X
concentration of standard.
Concentration of sample = ( peak height (or area) of sample / peak
height (or area) of standard) X concentration of standard.
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27. calibration
• Two methods of calibration are used :
1- External calibration, in which solutions of known concentration are
prepared and processed in an identical manner as the unknowns. A
calibration curve of peak height or peak area versus concentration is
constructed, and the concentration of the unknown is obtained by
interpolation.
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28. • internal calibration, in which analyte solutions of known
concentration are prepared, and a constant amount of a second
compound, the internal standard, is added to each calibrator and
sample. In principle, the size of the internal standard peak should be
constant in all calibrators and samples. Any change in the internal
standard should be the same as a change in the analyte of interest..
By plotting the ratio of the peak height (or area) of the analyte of
interest to the peak height (or area) of the internal standard versus
concentration of the analyte of interest, a calibration curve that
corrects for systematic losses can be constructed. The concentration
of the unknown is then obtained from the curve by interpolation.
calibration
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29. • In chromatography a sample is introduced into a flowing stream referred
to a mobile phase, which passes through a bed ( layer or
column) referred to stationary phase.
• The sample is attracted to the stationary phase by specific method ( will
be mentioned later, God willing) then elute gradually and separately.
• The mobile phase with its separated solutes zones emerges from a
column (stationary phase) and passes through a detector.
• Finally, the separated analytes is detected by detector and analyzed by
computer or any thing else.
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36. Chromatography in which separation is based mainly on differences in the
ion-exchange affinities of the sample components. Anions like SO3-or cations
like N(CH3)3+ are covalently attached to stationary phase, usually a resin.
So there are two types :
1_ Cation-exchange resin
2_ Anion-exchange resins
3_ Ion Exchange chromatography
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37. 4- Partition chromatography
ال أحد نجعل الحالة هذه في
Mobile and stationary phases polar and the other non polar
الفصل ويتم
ف
الثابت الجزء كان لو مثال
polar
if a stationary phase is polar
كانت ما كل المادة يبقي
nonpolar
وال بطيئ مشيها ويبقي أكثر فيها تمسك
elution
كانت لو بخالف ،أبطء
polar
وال أسرع تمشي
elution
الفصل يتم وبذلك ،أسرع يكون
ال حسب
polarity
صحيح والعكس
.
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38. Partition chromatography
Chromatography in which separation is based
mainly on differences between the solubility of the
sample components in the stationary phase (gas
chromatography), or on differences between the
solubilities of the components in the mobile and
stationary phases (liquid chromatography).
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47. paper chromatography
نادر
االستخدام
في
الحياة
العملية
،
بنجيب
Filter paper
ونضع
المادة
المراد
فصلها
ونغمسها
في
Chromatographic solvent which is a mixture of water, alcohol and acid or
base.
فيتحرك
كال
من
ال
Solvent and specimens that needed to separate.
For example amino acids with large nonpolar side chains ( as leucine and
isoleucine) migrate more slowly than short nonpolar side chain (serine and
threonine) in non polar stationary phase
نحسب
المسافة
التي
تحركتها
المواد
المفصولة
إلى
التي
تحركها
ال
Solvent
وعن
طريق
ذلك
نعمل
Identification to the separated substances
Quantification may be performed by cutting out each spot eluting with
suitable solvent and performing quantitative colorimetric assay by dring strip
and treated with 0.5% ninhydrin
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48. 2_ Thin layer chromatography (TLC)
The same principle as that of paper chromatography, but the
stationary phase is made of silica jell or cellulose acetate and liquid
with volatile organic solvent is preferred used as mobile phase.
• Advantages
Cheap
Simple
The developing can be monitored visually
Able to use various chemical as a detector
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55. 3_ Gas chromatography
Gas chromatography is a process by which a mixture of
compounds is separated into its constituent components by
flowing a gaseous mixture of analytes and mobile phase through
a column containing a stationary phase.
Mobile phase ➡ inert gas as helium carry substances that want
to be separated.
Stationary phase ➡ fixed at column, may be solid or liquid
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62. Mechanism of sepration
• It depends on the relative solubility and volatility of solutes in the two phases and their interaction with the
stationary one.
• Or It depends on volatility and polarity.
• if a stationary phase is polar
•
كانت ما كل المادة يبقي
polar
وال بطيء مشيها ويبقي أكثر فيها تمسك
elution
كانت لو بخالف ،أبطء
non polar
وال أسرع تمشي
elution
ال حسب الفصل يتم وبذلك ،أسرع يكون
polarity
صحيح والعكس
.
في األكثر المادة كذلك
volatility
األسرع هي
بال نفصل ممكن
Gas chromatography
ونعمل
Quantitative by mass spectrometer
ساعتها الجهاز ويسمى
Gas chromatography mass spectrometer GC/MS
It's used primarily to for the analytes of drugs in sport and military medicine.
•
والعسكريين للرياضيين العقاقير وفصل ومعرفة قياس في تستخدم
.
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63. Detector
a· Electron capture detector
b. Flame ionization detector
c· Photoionization detector
d· Thermal conductivity detector
e· Thermionic selective detector
f. Mass spectrometers
63
64. 4_ High Performance Liquid Chromatography
(HPLC)
HPLC is a process by which a mixture of compounds is separated into
it's constituent components by pumping a liquid mobile phase through
a column containing a stationary phase.
Mobile phase ➡ liquid carry substances that want to be separated.
Stationary phase ➡ fixed at column may be solid as silica or liquid
علشان
نفصل
المواد
بال
HPLC
بيتم
فصلها
عن
طريق
Polarity
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65. Instrumentation
1_ solvent reservoir and (pump) :
•
تدفع
ال
Mobile phase
2_ sample injector
•
تدفع
المادة
المراد
فصلها
3 _column containing stationary phase ,Column may be packed or capillary
•
يحمل
المادة
الثابتة
Stationary phase may be liquid or solid
Stationary phase may be hydrophilic silica ➡ normal phase HPLC
or hydrophobic silica C 18 ➡ reversed phase HPLC
4_ detector
•
بيلقط
المادة
المفصولة
عن
طريق
معرفة
(
وقت
،مجيئها
وكميتها
)
ويترجمها
ل
peak
5_ computer
•
يحلل
النتائج
ويرسم
ال
peak
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69. Mechanism of separation
• It depends on the relative solubility of solutes in the two phases and their
interaction with the stationary one. Also, ion exchange .
• if a stationary phase is nonpolar
•
يبقي
المادة
كل
ما
كانت
polar
تمسك
فيها
أكثر
ويبقي
مشيها
بطيء
وال
elution
،أبطء
بخالف
لو
كانت
nonpolar
تمشي
أسرع
وال
elution
يكون
،أسرع
وبذلك
يتم
الفصل
حسب
ال
polarity
•
والعكس
صحيح
.
• HPLC may be used for the separation, detection and quantitation of a wide
variety of analytes.
• Example of analytes that is separated :
• Proteins, amino acids, electrolytes and hemoglobin variants.
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75. is a process in which a mixture of molecules (such as normal and
hemoglobins variant) with a net positive charge is separated into
its components by their adsorption onto a negatively charged
stationary phase in a chromatography column, followed by their
elution by a mobile phase.
The mobile phase is a liquid with an increasing concentration of
cations flowing through the column; the cations in the mobile
phase compete with the adsorbed proteins for the anionic
binding sites.
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76. Thus, the adsorbed positively charged hemoglobin molecules are
eluted from the column into the liquid phase at a rate related to
their affinity for the stationary phase.
When separated in this way, they can be detected optically in the
eluate, provisionally identified by their retention time, and
quantified by computing the area under the corresponding peak
in the elution profile.
The more positively charged hemoglobins (e.g. hemoglobin S
and C) have a longer retention time.
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77. Variant with weak positive charge will adsorb weakly to the column and is eluted
rapidly from the column with the injection of low strength elution buffer.
Variant with strong positive charge will adsorb strongly to the column and is
eluted slowly from the column with the injection of high strength elution buffer.
Procedure:
HPLC is fully automated. Samples are loaded in a rack and automatically processed
one by one (about 6 minutes/sample).
Result:
Data are graphically represented as absorbance vs time (peaks). Retention time is
the time from injection to the top of the peak.
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78. له الهيموجلوبين من نوع كل
Specific Retention time
ال يطلع ولما ،الحالة للجهاز تدخل فإنت ،عارفه الجهاز
Its Retention time
ال بمعلومية فورا الهيموجلوبين نوع يقولك يقوم
Its retention time.
ال نفس لها اللي األنواع من بالك وخلي
retention time
ال ومشاكل
Glycated Hb and HbS with HbA2..... etc.
العيوب في الحقا ستذكر كما
.
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82. Immunochromatography is a combination of chromatography and
immunoassay.
This technology Is in use for a wide array of tests for clinical,
veterinary, and industrial applications.
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83. 1_ The specimen (e.g.,
serum, urine) containing
the antigen to be detected
is placed on the sample
pad, which soaks up the
specimen fluid.
2_ The fluid then migrates
to the conjugate pad,
which contains conjugated
antibodies (conjugated
with gold, colored latex, or
a chromophore) directed
against the antigen.
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84. 3_ the antigen-antibody-
conjugate complex is formed.
Ag-Ab complex continues to
migrate across the membrane
until it reaches the capture
zone where the complex will
bind to immobilized antibodies.
As more and more Ag-Ab
complexes are captured at the
“test” line, the line becomes
visible on the membrane.
4 _ The sample then migrates
further along the strip until it
reaches the control zone
where excess conjugate binds
and produces a second visible
line (control line) on the
membrane. This control line
indicates that the sample has
migrated across the membrane
as intended. 84
85. Immunochromatographic methods are widely used in clinical
practice for :
1_Detection of toxins and drugs
2_ Pregnancy tests- detection of human chorionic gonadotropin
(hCG)
3_ Diagnosis of parasitic infections as :
a_ Malaria
b_ G. lamblia and Cryptosporidium parvum
C. E. histolytica
85
86. 3_ Diagnosis of bacterial infections as :
Mycoplasma pneumoniae
Mycoplasma pneumoniae
H.pylori antigens in stool
V. cholerae O1 and O139 from stool specimens
Streptococcus pneumoniae
antigen detection in CSF or in urine
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87. 4_ Diagnosis of viral Infections , Antigen detection of :
RSV
Rotavirus
Influenza A/B
Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C
5_ Antibodies detection of :
Detection of HIV-1 and HIV-2 antibodies.
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88. • In chromatography a sample is introduced into a flowing stream referred
to a mobile phase, which passes through a bed ( layer or
column) referred to stationary phase.
• The sample is attracted to the stationary phase by specific method ( will
be mentioned later, God willing) then elute gradually and separately.
• The mobile phase with its separated solutes zones emerges from a
column (stationary phase) and passes through a detector.
• Finally, the separated analytes is detected by detector and analyzed by
computer or any thing else.
88
89. Lecture
titles
1_ Definition
2_ uses and application
3_ principle
4_ classification
5_ Calibration
6_ instrumentation
7_ mechanism of separation
8_ types of Chromatography
9_ paper chromatography
10_ thin layer chromatography ( TLC)
11_ Gas chromatography ( GC )
12_ high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC)
13_ HPLC in hb electrophoresis
14_ Immunochromatography.
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