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1 Dilute and filter sample 2 Remove buffer 3 Apply sample and incubate 4 Wash and collect flow-through F1 5 Wash and collect flow-through F2 6 Prepare for elution 7 Elute bound fraction 8 Re-equilibrate 9 Analyze F1 + F2 F1 F1 F2 F1 + F2 • Fill 5 mL Luer-Lock plastic syringe with 2.5 mL Buffer B and attach to Luer-Lock adapter. • Slowly push Buffer B through car- tridge to elute bound proteins into new collection tube. • Save eluate with targeted high- abundance proteins for analysis or discard. • Remove cartridge cap and plug and remove buffer from top of resin bed with transfer pipette. • Never let frits or resin bed run dry. • Dilute 8-10 μL human serum/plasma sample to 200 μL with Buffer A. NOTE : Consult cartridge certificate for true capacity. • Filter through 0.22 μm spin filter. • Add 200 μL diluted serum/plasma sample. Cap cartridge loosely or leave open. • Place in 1.5 mL collection tube labeled “Flow-through fraction 1” (F1). • Centrifuge 1 minute at 100 × g. Remove cartridge from centrifuge and let sit for 5 minutes at room temperature. • Add 400 μL Buffer A. • Centrifuge 2.5 min at 100 × g. • Collect in F1 tube. • Place spin cartridge in new collection tube labeled “Flow-through fraction 2” (F2). • Add 400 μL Buffer A. Centrifuge 2.5 min at 100 × g. • Collect in F2 tube. • Remove spin cartridge from F2 tube and attach Luer-Lock adapter tightly to top of cartridge. • Fill new 5 mL plastic syringe with 5 mL Buffer A and attach to Luer-Lock adapter. • Slowly push Buffer A through car- tridge to re-equilibrate the cartridge for the next sample or store wetted with Buffer A (at 4 °C). • Re-cap both ends for storage. • Fractions F1 and F2 can be analyzed individually or combined. • Concentrate and analyze these fractions containing low-abundance proteins. For more detailed instructions or information on accessories refer to the Agilent Human 14 Multiple Affinity Removal Spin Cartridge Instruction Guide
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Page 1: F1 F1 F2 - Agilent · 1Dilute and filter sample 2 Remove buffer 3 Apply sample and incubate 4 Wash and collect flow-through F1 5 Wash and collect flow-through F2 6 Prepare for elution

1 Dilute and filter sample 2 Remove buffer 3 Apply sample and incubate 4 Wash and collect flow-through F1

5 Wash and collectflow-through F2

6 Prepare for elution 7 Elute bound fraction 8 Re-equilibrate 9 Analyze F1 + F2

F1 F1 F2

F1 + F2

• Fill 5 mL Luer-Lock plastic syringewith 2.5 mL Buffer B and attach toLuer-Lock adapter.

• Slowly push Buffer B through car-tridge to elute bound proteins intonew collection tube.

• Save eluate with targeted high-abundance proteins for analysis ordiscard.

• Remove cartridge cap and plug andremove buffer from top of resin bedwith transfer pipette.

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• Dilute 8-10 µL human serum/plasmasample to 200 µL with Buffer A.

• NNOOTTEE: Consult cartridge certificate fortrue capacity.

• Filter through 0.22 µm spin filter.

• Add 200 µL diluted serum/plasmasample. Cap cartridge loosely or leave open.

• Place in 1.5 mL collection tubelabeled “Flow-through fraction 1” (F1).

• Centrifuge 1 minute at 100 × g.• Remove cartridge from centrifuge and

let sit for 5 minutes at room temperature.

• Add 400 µL Buffer A.

• Centrifuge 2.5 min at 100 × g.

• Collect in F1 tube.

• Place spin cartridge in new collectiontube labeled “Flow-through fraction2” (F2).

• Add 400 µL Buffer A. Centrifuge 2.5 min at 100 × g.

• Collect in F2 tube.

• Remove spin cartridge from F2 tubeand attach Luer-Lock adapter tightlyto top of cartridge.

• Fill new 5 mL plastic syringe with 5 mL Buffer A and attach toLuer-Lock adapter.

• Slowly push Buffer A through car-tridge to re-equilibrate the cartridgefor the next sample or store wettedwith Buffer A (at 4 °C).

• Re-cap both ends for storage.

• Fractions F1 and F2 can be analyzedindividually or combined.

• Concentrate and analyze these fractions containing low-abundance proteins.

For more detailed instructions or informationon accessories refer to theAgilent Human 14 MultipleAffinity Removal SpinCartridge Instruction Guide

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