Biological sample spectral analysis method based on solute migration electrospray ionization technique
A technology of electrospray ionization and biological samples, which is applied in the field of mass spectrometry ionization source, can solve the problems of unfavorable mass spectrometry analysis sensitivity, inability to effectively avoid sample matrix interference, increase and other problems, and achieve the effect of no need for sample pretreatment, simple operation and high analysis sensitivity
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[0023] The solute transport electrospray ionization source loads the analytical sample at the end of the solvent
[0024] At room temperature, inject 20 μL of solvent (methanol) into a capillary with a tip pore size of 20 μm, and then use a pipette to load 2 μL of blood sample containing the target drug compound on the end of the solvent. When a DC voltage of 2.0kV is applied, the drug compound in the blood sample will be extracted by the solvent, and migrate to the tip of the capillary, and then the electrospray behavior will occur. In this process, the matrix of the blood sample will not change with the migration of the solvent. The specific process is as follows:figure 1 shown. figure 1 A is the situation of the electrospray capillary after adding 2 μL blood sample; figure 1 B is the picture taken by the capillary after applying a 2.0kV DC voltage to the spray capillary for a period of time, from which it can be seen that the position of the blood sample remains basically ...
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[0026] The solute transport electrospray ionization source loads the analytical sample in the middle of the solvent
[0027] At room temperature, inject 20 μL of solvent (such as methanol) into a capillary with a tip pore size of 20 μm, and then use a pipette to load 2 μL of blood sample containing the target drug compound in the middle of the solvent. When a DC voltage of 2.0kV is applied, the drug compound in the blood sample will be extracted by the solvent, and migrate to the tip of the capillary, and then the electrospray behavior will occur. In this process, the matrix of the blood sample will not change with the migration of the solvent. The specific process is as follows: figure 2 shown. figure 2 A is the situation of the electrospray capillary after adding 2 μL blood sample; figure 2 B is the picture taken by the capillary after applying a 2.0kV DC voltage to the spray capillary for a period of time, from which it can be seen that the position of the blood sample...
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[0029] Effect of capillary tip size on solute transport electrospray ionization source
[0030] At room temperature, inject 20 μL of solvent (such as methanol) into capillaries with tip pore size of 1 μm and 20 μm, respectively, and then pipette 2 μL containing target drug compound such as verapamil (concentration of 1 μg·mL -1 ) of the blood sample was loaded at the end of the solvent. When a DC voltage of 2.0kV is applied, the solvent will be electrosprayed at the tip of the capillary. In this process, using a capillary with a tip size of 1 μm, no obvious changes in the intensity of characteristic molecular peaks were observed within 30 minutes (such as image 3 Shown in A); On the contrary, when using a capillary with a tip size of 20 μm, after about 2 minutes of solute migration, the mass spectrum signal of the target drug compound reaches the highest value (eg image 3 shown in B). It can be seen from this that since the position of the blood sample remains basically u...
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