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US 7,195,698 · App. 10/318,124 · Granted Mar 27, 2007

Capillary electrophoretic apparatus, sample plate and sample injection method

Assignees: The Institute of Physical and Chemical Research; Shimadzu Corporation; Japan Science and Technology Corporation
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Patent No.
US 7,195,698
App. No.
10/318,124
Granted
Mar 27, 2007
Kind
B2
Abstract

An electrode plate of a sample plate is set on the body of an electrophoretic apparatus, while a plug is inserted into a migration high voltage line connection hole and connected to a high-tension distribution cable. Each well of a base plate is inserted into a through hole of a well guide and further press-fit and engaged into a cavity of an electrode plate, for fixing the base plate to the electrode plate. Thereafter a sample is introduced into each well of the base plate and an end of a capillary column is dipped into each well for applying a migration voltage and electrophoretically injecting the sample into the capillary column.

Claims (19)

1. A sample injection method for a capillary electrophoretic apparatus comprising a migration part electrophoresing a sample injected into an end of a capillary column charged with a gel of a separation carrier and detection means detecting each component separated in the capillary column on an appropriate position of the capillary column, the sample injection method comprising the steps of:

providing a preliminary separation carrier for preliminary separation between the sample and a capillary column sample injection end,

injecting the sample into the capillary column through the preliminary separation carrier, and

removing the preliminary separation carrier before starting the electrophoresis.

2. A capillary electrophoretic apparatus comprising:

a capillary column charged with a gel of a separation carrier;

a migration part for electrophoresing a sample injected into an end of said capillary column;

detection means for detecting each component separated in the capillary column on an appropriate position of the capillary column; and

a preliminary separation part for storing a preliminary separation carrier for preliminary separation and the sample so that the preliminary separation carrier is located between a sample injection end of the capillary column and the sample,

wherein the sample is set in the preliminary separation carrier in a state adsorbed by a filter medium.

3. The capillary electrophoretic apparatus in accordance with claim 2 , wherein the preliminary separation part comprises a fluid gel as the preliminary separation carrier.

4. The capillary electrophoretic apparatus in accordance with claim 2 , wherein the migration part is a multi-capillary array migration part including a plurality of capillary columns so arranged that a plurality of samples are injected one by one into the capillary columns and simultaneously electrophoresed in all the capillary columns.

5. A capillary electrophoretic apparatus comprising:

a capillary column charged with a gel of a separation carrier;

a migration part for electrophoresing a sample injected into an end of said capillary column;

detection means for detecting each component separated in the capillary column on an appropriate position of the capillary column; and

a preliminary separation part for storing a preliminary separation carrier for preliminary separation and the sample so that the preliminary separation carrier is located between a sample injection end of the capillary column and the sample,

wherein the preliminary separation part comprises a fluid gel as the preliminary separation carrier and is so stratified that an aqueous solution containing the sample forms an upper layer and the preliminary separation carrier forms a lower layer, and the sample injection end of the capillary column is inserted into the preliminary separation carrier.

6. The capillary electrophoretic apparatus in accordance with claim 5 , wherein the migration part is a multi-capillary array migration part including a plurality of capillary columns so arranged that a plurality of samples are injected one by one into the capillary columns and simultaneously electrophoresed in all the capillary columns.

Priority Claims (3)
JP 10-311675 · Nov 2, 1998 · national
JP 10-311674 · Nov 21, 1998 · national
JP 10-338896 · Nov 30, 1998 · national
Continuity (2)
Division 0942676000 · Oct 26, 1999
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