36 Purification Solution - Developer's Guide
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Setting Up and Running a Purification Task
Configuring a new task
ChemStation sequence in the text input field or click Edit sequence to
start editing a sequence from scratch or modifying a selected sequence.
You can also import a sequence as a text (CSV or TXT) file.
• To use analytical results that have already been acquired on a
stand-alone system, specify the location of the source files (result set or
single sample results) in the text input field.
Select data files using the Process? check box in the sequence table.
6 Select the Scale Up page and verify that the Analytical Signal Correlation and
Purification of Target parameters are correct. Make any necessary changes.
In the Gradient tab of the Scale Up page, the gradient profile can be adjusted.
The default settings should deliver reasonable purification results. The
software design allows an experienced Method Developer to optimize the
default settings to obtain the best purification results.
7 Select each of the subpages, Integration and Gradient, and verify that the
parameters are correct. Make any necessary changes.
8 Select the Preparative Run page and specify a Preparative base method. If you
want to review the analytical results before starting the preparative run,
mark the Review analytical results before purification check box.
Any changes of the gradient profile in the task configuration page are applied to all
samples of the task. The parameters are maintained when you save the task as a template,
and use the template to create new tasks.
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