Probes, systems, cartridges, and methods of use thereof
A technology of probes and porous materials, applied in probes, systems, boxes and their fields of use, can solve problems affecting probe performance, incompatibility, etc.
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[0060] Example 1: Method
[0061] All chemicals were purchased from Sigma-Aldrich (St. Louis, MO, USA). Bovine whole blood was purchased from Innovative Research (Novi, MI, USA). Chromatographic papers (grade 1 and ET31 ) used to make paper substrates were purchased from Whitman (Whatman International Ltd, Maidstone, UK). Fused silica catheters (O.D. 130 μm, I.D. 50 μm) for paper capillary nebulizers were purchased from Molex Inc. (Lisle, IL, USA). Using a QTrap 4000 mass spectrometer equipped with an atmospheric pressure interface (API) (Applied Biosystems, Toronto, CA), using curtain gas and a domestic micro mass spectrometer, a miniature mass spectrometer with a discontinuous atmospheric pressure interface 12 Perform MS analysis.
[0062]For paper sprayers, spray substrates were prepared by cutting paper into triangles with a base of 6 mm and a height of 10 mm. An alligator clipper was used to hold the paper substrate during paper spraying with a 3.5 kV DC voltage app...
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[0063] Example 2: Sample Analysis Using Probes of the Invention
[0064] Figure 6 Comic picture A shows the system of the present invention. The system includes a probe that includes a porous material and a hollow member (eg, a hollow capillary). A probe is coupled to the electrode via a porous material, and the probe generates ions that are expelled from the hollow member to a mass spectrometer, such as a micro mass spectrometer. The paper-capillary device of the present invention can be fabricated in two different ways. Paper substrates can be split on one side with a razor blade to facilitate capillary insertion ( Figure 6 comic strip B); or a cut can be made halfway through the ET31 paper substrate, and then the capillary can be pushed and embedded into the cut ( Figure 6 Comic picture C). No significant performance differences were observed between devices made by these two methods. However, the latter approach may be more suitable for mass production of device...
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[0070] Example 3: Analysis of compounds using probes of the invention
[0071] now refer to image 3 , which shows using something like figure 1 Analysis of 50 ng / mL cocaine in bovine blood by the apparatus in Panel B and a TSQ mass spectrometer (Thermo Scientific, San Jose, CA). Whitman 31ET paper with a thickness of 0.4 mm was used to make the trapezoidal shaped substrate. An 8 mm fused silica capillary (49 μm i.d. and 150 μm o.d.) was inserted into the substrate at a depth of approximately 3 mm. A 5 μL blood sample was loaded onto a paper substrate to form a dried blood spot. 30 μL of methanol was applied to the substrate to facilitate analyte extraction and spray ionization. Apply 3000V to initiate the spray. a) Chronogram of extracted ions recorded using SRM transition m / z 304 to 182. b) MS / MS spectrum of the precursor m / z 304.
[0072] now refer to Figure 4 , which shows using something like figure 1 Analysis of 10 ng / mL cocaine and 30 ng / mL verapamil in me...
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