Agilent, GS96-AB, GlykoPrep 2-AB labeling module, 96-ct

GlykoPrep 2-AB labeling module, 96-ct. GlykoPrep Rapid-Reductive-Amination 2-AB labeling module, 96-ct 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: 2-AB
Technique: LC & LC/MS

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The GlykoPrep 2-AB labeling module, 96-count, is a high-throughput solution designed for streamlined fluorescent labeling of released N-glycans from glycoprotein samples. Utilizing 2-aminobenzamide chemistry, this module enables sensitive and robust labeling, making it ideal for glycan quantitation and profiling in biopharmaceutical, academic, and clinical research settings. Each module supports rapid, parallel processing of up to 96 samples, significantly increasing laboratory productivity while minimizing hands-on time. The included reagents and consumables offer standardized workflows and reproducible results for glycan analysis.

Compatible with Agilent HPLC, UHPLC, and CE systems, the labeling module seamlessly integrates into downstream analytical workflows for both glycan identification and quantitation, using techniques such as HILIC-FLD and mass spectrometry. The product can also be paired with Agilent glycan cleanup and enrichment products to further enhance sample purity and analytical performance. Typical research applications include characterization of therapeutic antibodies, biosimilar comparability, and quality control of biotherapeutics. The standardized format and automation compatibility make this an excellent choice for laboratories seeking reliable and consistent results in high-throughput glycomics studies.