SureQuant™ Phosphopeptide Suitability Standard (500 fmol/μL), 50 μL - FAQs

SureQuant™ Phosphopeptide Suitability Standard (500 fmol/μL), 50 μL - FAQs

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What is the difference between the SureQuant Phosphopeptide Suitability Standard and the SureQuant Multipathway Phosphopeptide Standard?

The SureQuant Phosphopeptide Suitability Standard is designed for calibration of the MS Instrument whereas the SureQuant Multipathway Phosphopeptide Standard is designed for internal quantitation and analysis of specific peptides. The 20 phosphopeptides present in the SureQuant Phosphopeptide Suitability Standard are included within the SureQuant Multipathway Phosphopeptide Standard.

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What is the SureQuant Phosphopeptide Suitability Standard?

The SureQuant Phosphopeptide Suitability Standard is an optimized mixture of 20 isotopically labeled HeavyPeptide AQUA Basic phosphopeptides for LC optimization and monitoring of LC-MS/MS system performance. The specific phosphopeptides represent relevant proteins from key signaling pathways that include serine, threonine, and tyrosine phosphorylation.

The SureQuant Phosphopeptide Suitability Standard is provided at a final concentration of 500 fmol/µL. Differences in peak height of each peptide in the mix in LC-MS/MS analysis are due to differences in charge state, solubility, matrix effect, and hydrophilicity/hydrophobicity.

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