Thank you all for the information! We will try Dr Maisch.
Best regards,
Susie
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> Hi Susie,
> for many years in my active life I packed nano-columns with Dr Maisch
> Reprosil - compared to other materials turned out to be the best, we
> retired a columns after more than 10,000 injections. Maisch also sells
> capillary columns, just look on their web page.
> Manfred
>
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Hi Susie,
for many years in my active life I packed nano-columns with Dr Maisch Reprosil
- compared to other materials turned out to be the best, we retired a columns
after more than 10,000 injections. Maisch also sells capillary columns, just
look on their web page.
Manfred
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Hi N,
I suspect that you have more experience than me, but I'll chime in anyway
(if only for morale support).
I had a quad resolution problem a few years back. For the ion used for
that check (1022?), I was seeing what looked like the main peak, but also
featuring a weak wide shoulder on the left side, and my cal check would
draw the width check across the base, catching that shoulder, and thus
outside specs. I spent a long time trying unsuccessfully to calibrate my
way out of it. Eventually I resolved it by cleaning the quad, replacing
the calmix, and urging that calibration ion to be more intense; the ion
used for that final check seems like a fairly weak component in the mix,
and the game seemed to be to coax it up above the shoulder a bit more. So
maybe stiffen or replace the calmix, make sure the spray is robust, and
optimize the HESI source parameters to get the intensity of that particular
ion up a bit?
Because *many* of my cal challenges seem to track to one of the cal mix
ions being just a bit too anemic, I'd replace the lot of cal mix, unless it
was new and pristine. I make my own, it comes out a bit grungy and
imperfect, and sometimes there's a contaminant, a breakdown product, or a
loss of a key ion(s) that drags the whole calibration routine into the
ditch. In my hands, the commercial stuff starts squeaky clean, but doesn't
seem to have much of a shelf life either. Sour cal mix is a surprisingly
subtle problem (for me anyway); things look...OK..., but I just can't pass
calibration. Then I make a new batch of calmix, things clear right up.
After those two above, I'd re-clean that quad without hesitation.
Hmmm...maybe look to see how terrible things appear when just *checking*
the quad calibration, using the previous pre-service calibration file. If
things look pretty good, but are off just a little bit, that's an argument
against anything major being wrong, and might invite the pursuits described
above? "Slightly off" would certainly slow me down on that Thermo PO.
Finally, you mentioned going through everything in diagnostics, but if you
haven't tried the quad coarse stability map, that might be worth trying.
I certainly wouldn't start there though, since the premise for that tool
seems to be that something big has changed (?). The coarse tools have never
helped me with anything subtle. You clearly know to back up your
calibrations frequently, and to store them safely, but I emphasize the
importance of that "pre-step" for other folks that might want to try this
at home.
When I'm having problems with any of my calibrations, AGC always seems to
invite itself to the party too, so your AGC observation makes sense to me.
Please let us know how this comes out. We are cheering for you, and I'd
like to recognize your gremlin when it knocks on my door.
Cheers!
S
On Tue, Sep 28, 2021 at 11:05 AM Noah D4 <
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> I've got a Thermo Orbitrap Fusion with no service contract. I've managed
> to keep it going for 3-4 years now with occasional help from friends.
>
> I'm worried that my luck has run out (though I'm still waiting to hear
> back from some folks who may be able to help).
>
> In the meantime, wondering if anyone here has some insight.
>
> We are currently unable to get the quadrupole (Q1) to pass mass and
> resolution calibration. No matter what we do, the quad resolution comes
> back at ~1.3-1.5, beyond the upper limit of 1.0.
>
> We've gone through everything in diagnostics and have restored to older
> tunes more than once. We clean this ourselves, and this arose after the
> last cleaning. So, could be that there's some residue causing the issue.
> We've already opened it back up and checked to make sure that everything is
> seated properly. There is no indication of any component malfunctioning.
> All of our readbacks are normal. Our only remaining move before calling
> Thermo or getting some other guidance is to clean it again.
>
> We could do a lot of analysis with a poorly calibrated quad or even
> without using the quad, but in its current state it won't complete the pAGC
> routines.
>
> Does anyone have any thoughts that might help us solve this? I'd like to
> avoid involving Thermo service if possible, but getting close to calling
> them up.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Noah
>
> Noah Dephoure, Ph.D.
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> Director, Advanced Biomolecular Analysis Core
> Sandra and Edward Meyer Cancer Center
> Department of Biochemistry
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Subject: Re: [ABRF Discussion Forum] [External] Re: Suppliers for C18 material
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Sigma Aldrich sells 1 g bulk HPLC resins from Hamilton PRP-C18
https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/US/en/search/c18-bulk?focus=products&page=1&perPage=30&sort=relevance&term=c18%20bulk&type=product<https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/US/en/search/c18-bulk?focus=products&page=1&perPage=30&sort=relevance&term=c18%20bulk&type=product>
Alternatively, you can always by a similar regular column with the resin of
your choice, empty it and use the slurry to pack your own capillary columns
using a NanoBaume high pressure packing device.
http://www.revodix.co.kr/superboard//data/board/cataloguepump/237106713_lUsyk7IO_f1aa34910f6f53c97425efe7219be908c408a6d7.PDF<http://www.revodix.co.kr/superboard//data/board/cataloguepump/237106713_lUsyk7IO_f1aa34910f6f53c97425efe7219be908c408a6d7.PDF>
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I second that query. nanoLCMS.com also went out of business and they were my
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Sigma Aldrich sells 1 g bulk HPLC resins from Hamilton PRP-C18
https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/US/en/search/c18-bulk?focus=products&page=1&perPage=30&sort=relevance&term=c18%20bulk&type=product
Alternatively, you can always by a similar regular column with the resin of
your choice, empty it and use the slurry to pack your own capillary columns
using a NanoBaume high pressure packing device.
http://www.revodix.co.kr/superboard//data/board/cataloguepump/237106713_lUsyk7IO_f1aa34910f6f53c97425efe7219be908c408a6d7.PDF
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I second that query. nanoLCMS.com also went out of business and they were my
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Hi ABRFers:
Our vendor the Nest Group has stopped the C18 packing materials for
proteomics capillary columms. Does anyone have recommendations for
alternatives? Thanks!
Susie
I've got a Thermo Orbitrap Fusion with no service contract. I've managed to
keep it going for 3-4 years now with occasional help from friends.
I'm worried that my luck has run out (though I'm still waiting to hear back
from some folks who may be able to help).
In the meantime, wondering if anyone here has some insight.
We are currently unable to get the quadrupole (Q1) to pass mass and resolution
calibration. No matter what we do, the quad resolution comes back at ~1.3-1.5,
beyond the upper limit of 1.0.
We've gone through everything in diagnostics and have restored to older tunes
more than once. We clean this ourselves, and this arose after the last
cleaning. So, could be that there's some residue causing the issue. We've
already opened it back up and checked to make sure that everything is seated
properly. There is no indication of any component malfunctioning. All of our
readbacks are normal. Our only remaining move before calling Thermo or getting
some other guidance is to clean it again.
We could do a lot of analysis with a poorly calibrated quad or even without
using the quad, but in its current state it won't complete the pAGC routines.
Does anyone have any thoughts that might help us solve this? I'd like to avoid
involving Thermo service if possible, but getting close to calling them up.
Thanks,
Noah
Noah Dephoure, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Research
Director, Advanced Biomolecular Analysis Core
Sandra and Edward Meyer Cancer Center
Department of Biochemistry
Weill Cornell Medical College
413 East 69th Street, BRB1612
New York, NY 10021
Telephone: 646-962-6232
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We recently fixed our auto sampler due to a wash syringe issue. After that,
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It washes away when we keep two channels. However, when we change the
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Hi Everyone,
I reached out to Ken on this yesterday. There are some technical issues. They
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On 9/14/21, 6:10 AM, "ABRF Discussion Forum on behalf of Ron Orlando"
<email obscured> on behalf of <email obscured>> wrote:
Andy, you are such a resource to this community, I doubt that any of your
postings would have not made it through curation (not sure if this list is
curated or not.)
Ron Orlando
Professor of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology and Chemistry
Complex Carbohydrate Research Center
University of Georgia
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From: Andrew <email obscured>>
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2021 8:14 AM
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Subject: Re: [ABRF Discussion Forum] Is the bulletin board still
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[EXTERNAL SENDER - PROCEED CAUTIOUSLY]
I wonder if there’s more to it than that. I submitted two postings to the
bulletin board this summer. Neither was posted. Who’s the curator(s)?
Andy Alpert
> On Sep 13, 2021, at 8:02 PM, DaGue, Beverly B. <email obscured>>
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> Thank you for replying. I am sad to see the change.
> Beverly
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> From: ABRF Discussion Forum <email obscured>> on behalf of Hampton,
Brian <email obscured>>
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> Hi Beverly,
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> My guess is it's just back to school blues, or no one has needed help
with malfunctioning lab equipment for a while. Last time I checked, there were
around 1700 subscribers to the ABRF Discussion Forum, and this number has
remained ~consistent over the past 7ish years since ABRF changed the forum
provider and infrastructure. However, posts to the list have never been as
high as back in the early days of genetic and proteomic technology development.
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> I've noticed for some time now that there are other places people are
communicating with each other such as Twitter because of its more
conversational nature and ability to easily add images and links and other
twitterisms. Also, there are other forums which are specific to a given topic
such as the MaxQuant and Perseus Google Groups for those two software packages,
and SPCTools Google Group for the TPP and there are others. This type of
specialization competes with the more general nature of ABRF Discussion forum
for subscribers and new postings to the list.
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> Brian
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> There has been no discussion for several weeks now. Has there been a
change at ABRF?
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