Agilent, GKPC-103, AdvanceBio InstantPC Man5 / M5 N-glycan standard

AdvanceBio InstantPC Man5 / M5 N-glycan standard. N-glycan (oligomannose 5) labeled with InstantPC, for use as a qualitative standard in applications such as liquid chromatography (LC) or mass spectrometry (MS).

Specifications:
Chemical Structure:
Label: InstantPC
Monoisotopic Mass: MWGlycan + 261.14773 = 1495.5811
Name: Man5
Oxford Name: M5
Standard Type: High Mannose-type Native N-Glycan
Unit: 25 Injections

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The AdvanceBio InstantPC Man5 / M5 N-glycan standard is a highly purified glycopeptide reference designed to streamline the analysis and quantitation of N-linked oligosaccharides in biopharmaceutical and glycoprotein research. Labeled with InstantPC dye for superior fluorescence, this standard enables enhanced sensitivity in LC-FLD and LC-MS workflows, supporting robust detection and precise characterization of the Man5 oligosaccharide structure. Typical applications include method development, system calibration, and routine performance verifications for glycan analysis in biologics quality control, biosimilar development, and glycoproteomics studies.

Ideally suited for laboratories utilizing Agilent AdvanceBio Glycan Mapping columns and compatible with a wide range of Agilent HPLC and UHPLC systems as well as various mass spectrometry platforms, this standard integrates seamlessly into existing glycan analysis protocols. Researchers rely on this standard for optimizing labeling reactions, verifying separation efficiency, and benchmarking instrument performance. It also complements related glycobiological reagents and consumables within the Agilent AdvanceBio portfolio. By providing consistent results and reliable quantitation, this N-glycan standard supports regulatory compliance and improves workflow confidence in analytical and quality assurance environments dedicated to glycomic profiling and biotherapeutic characterization.