Agilent, GKSA-104, AdvanceBio 2-AA Man6 / M6 N-glycan standard (formerly ProZyme).

AdvanceBio 2-AA Man6 / M6 N-glycan standard (formerly ProZyme). N-glycan (oligomannose 6) labeled with 2-aminobenzoic acid (2-AA, also known as anthranilic acid), for use as a qualitative standard in applications such as liquid chromatography (LC).

Specifications:
Chemical Structure:
Label: 2-AA
Monoisotopic Mass: MWGlycan + 121.05276 = 1517.5389
Name: Man6
Oxford Name: M6
Standard Type: High Mannose-type Native N-Glycan
Unit: 100 pmol

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The AdvanceBio 2-AA Man6 M6 N-glycan standard is a highly purified reference material designed for the accurate identification and quantification of high-mannose N-glycans in biopharmaceutical and glycomics research. Labeled with 2-aminobenzoic acid 2-AA, this standard provides robust fluorescence and UV detection, making it ideal for method development, system suitability testing, and as a positive control in analytical workflows. It is particularly suited for characterizing N-linked glycosylation patterns in monoclonal antibodies, therapeutic glycoproteins, and other complex biological samples.

This standard supports a wide range of separation and detection platforms, including HILIC, LC FLD, LC-MS, and UPLC systems. It is directly compatible with Agilent AdvanceBio Glycan Mapping columns and reagents, as well as commonly used glycan analysis workflows. The product is supplied as a ready-to-use formulation, streamlining sample preparation and ensuring reproducibility across laboratories. It is an essential tool for quality control, comparative glycan profiling, and regulatory compliance studies, enabling researchers to confidently assess the presence and relative abundance of high mannose structures such as Man6. Ideal for R&D, analytical development, and QC environments seeking reliable glycan standards for sensitive and reproducible analysis.