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give the limit of quantitation with the signal-to-noise ratio it assumes
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correct the resolution formula — the denominator is the sum of the widths
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1{{Infobox method1{{Infobox method
2| name = Reverse-phase HPLC2| name = Reverse-phase HPLC
+3| subtitle = Chromatographic mode
3| image = chromatogram.svg4| image = chromatogram.svg
4| Abbreviation = RP-HPLC5| Abbreviation = RP-HPLC
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29Temperature is the parameter most often omitted from certificates. Elevated column temperature sharpens peaks for large peptides by reducing conformational heterogeneity, and a method developed at 60 °C will not reproduce at ambient.30Temperature is the parameter most often omitted from certificates. Elevated column temperature sharpens peaks for large peptides by reducing conformational heterogeneity, and a method developed at 60 °C will not reproduce at ambient.
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+32== Why it suits peptides ==
+33Peptides are amphipathic and their hydrophobicity varies with sequence, so retention differences between closely related species are often large enough to separate them. A single-residue deletion changes hydrophobicity measurably in most cases, which is why the technique can resolve synthesis impurities that differ very little in mass.{{r|mant1996}}
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+35The technique is also tolerant. Samples can be injected in aqueous solution, the mobile phases are simple and volatile enough to be compatible with [[Mass spectrometry|mass spectrometry]], and the same chemistry scales to [[Preparative HPLC purification|preparative]] loadings.
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31== References ==37== References ==