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35The peptide-specific difficulty is that the closest impurities are the most likely. A deletion sequence missing one residue, a peptide with one residue oxidised, a [[Deamidation|deamidated]] variant — all are structurally similar to the parent and may elute within a fraction of a minute of it. Resolving them requires a gradient with adequate duration and shallowness, which is precisely what a short run sacrifices.35The peptide-specific difficulty is that the closest impurities are the most likely. A deletion sequence missing one residue, a peptide with one residue oxidised, a [[Deamidation|deamidated]] variant — all are structurally similar to the parent and may elute within a fraction of a minute of it. Resolving them requires a gradient with adequate duration and shallowness, which is precisely what a short run sacrifices.
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+37== What validation does not establish ==
+38Validation is about the method, not about the material or the sample. A fully validated method applied to a non-representative sample produces a precise, accurate and irrelevant number. See [[Blind sampling]].{{r|ich_q2}}
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+40Nor does it transfer between laboratories automatically. A method validated in one laboratory and run in another requires verification that it performs equivalently there — the same characteristics, demonstrated locally. Two laboratories running "the same" method may differ in column lot, instrument dwell volume and mobile-phase preparation.
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37== References ==42== References ==
38{{reflist}}43{{reflist}}