This application note demonstrates the use of charged surface hybrid (CSH) column technology which greatly improves loadability of alkaloids found in Goldenseal extract, when compared to a high purity, fully-porous C18 and superficially-porous C18 column. By improving sample loadability, the peak shape, resolution and sensitivity of detection of the alkaloids by UV is enhanced, facilitating identification of these componenets using a time-of-flight mass spectrometer (ToF-MS). The Goldenseal separation is then seamlessly transferred from UPLC to preparative HPLC using scalable CSH chemistries, alleviating the need to fully re-develop a preparative HPLC method for target compound purification.
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