Agilent, GS96-APTS, GlykoPrep APTS labeling module, 96-ct (formerly ProZyme)

GlykoPrep APTS labeling module, 96-ct (formerly ProZyme). GlykoPrep Reductive-Amination APTS labeling is a cartridge based workflow.

Specifications:
Count: 96
Equipment & Reagents Provided by User: Acetonitrile (ACN, 100%, HPLC-grade)AssayMAP Labware (AM200)Centrifuge (capable of 50 - 1000 x g) and deep microplate rotor with clearance of minimum 44 mm heightFormic acid (HPLC-grade)Heater and incubation blocks, capable of 50–100°C, available from Agilent (GS150)Ultrapure, deionized water
Kit Configuration: Sample Prep Module
Label: APTS
Technique: CE

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The GlykoPrep APTS labeling module offers a streamlined and efficient solution for high-throughput glycan analysis. Designed for use with 96-well plate formats, this kit enables the rapid fluorescent labeling of N-linked and other glycans with 8-aminopyrene-1,3,6-trisulfonic acid (APTS). Its robust protocol allows for consistent and reproducible results, making it an excellent choice for laboratories involved in biopharmaceutical development, glycomics, and advanced biomarker discovery.

This module facilitates sensitive glycan detection by capillary electrophoresis, including compatibility with Agilent’s array of CE and CE-MS systems. Researchers can confidently use this product for detailed glycan profiling and quantitation in complex biological or therapeutic samples. Its compatibility with other GlykoPrep sample preparation products supports comprehensive workflows, from glycoprotein isolation to labeling and analysis.

Suitable for medium to high throughput environments, the kit is ideal for users seeking ease of integration with automated liquid handling systems. By providing clear and reliable fluorescent labeling, the module accelerates data acquisition and ensures high-quality analytical results for glycosylation studies and quality control processes in research and biomanufacturing.