WO2010021008A1 - 分取液体クロマトグラフ装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a preparative liquid chromatograph for fractionating an eluate containing components separated by a column and collecting the fractions in a plurality of containers.
- a so-called preparative liquid chromatograph apparatus that uses a high-performance liquid chromatograph (HPLC) to fractionate and collect a plurality of components contained in a liquid sample.
- HPLC high-performance liquid chromatograph
- a sample component in an eluate passing through a detector such as an ultraviolet-visible absorption detector is detected, and the eluate fractionation in the fraction collector is controlled at a timing based on the detection signal.
- delay time depends on the volume of the flow path from the detector to the tip of the dispensing nozzle ( (Hereinafter referred to as “delay volume”) and the flow rate (flow velocity) of the mobile phase. Therefore, it is necessary to know the delay time with high accuracy in order to start and end the collection of the target component with high accuracy in the fraction collector. For this purpose, it is necessary to accurately determine the delay volume.
- a detector is provided in each of the front and rear stages of the fraction collector, and the delay time for detecting the same component in the eluate is measured by these two detectors.
- the delay volume is estimated from this delay time.
- this method does not take into account the internal volume of the flow path switching valve and the dispensing nozzle that are not included in the flow path between the two detectors, so the accuracy of the calculated delay volume is not necessarily sufficient. There's a problem. Further, providing two detectors before and after the fraction collector has a problem that the configuration is complicated.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and its main purpose is to obtain the eluate delay time required for controlling the fractionation timing with a high degree of accuracy. It is an object of the present invention to provide a preparative liquid chromatograph apparatus capable of accurately separating components. Another object of the present invention is to provide a preparative liquid chromatograph apparatus that does not require a dedicated detector for estimating such a delay time and can reduce the product cost.
- the present invention provides an LC unit including a column for separating components in a sample, a detector for detecting components in the eluate from the column, and separating the eluate.
- a preparative liquid chromatograph apparatus comprising a fraction collector that separates and separates into different containers, a) a fractionation execution control means for controlling the LC unit and the fraction collector so as to fractionate a target component in a predetermined sample into a plurality of different containers every predetermined fractionation time; b) Individual LC execution control means for controlling the LC unit to perform LC analysis on each of the target components dispensed in the plurality of containers, c) Peak information calculation means for calculating peak information corresponding to the content of the target component for the chromatogram obtained as a result of the LC analysis executed by the LC execution control means; d) Using the peak information corresponding to at least the maximum content obtained by the peak information calculation means and the peak information before and after that, a certain component in the eluate is detected by
- a component having a known retention time is selected. That is, as the predetermined sample, it is preferable to use a standard sample (test sample) containing a known component.
- the components in the sample spread over time to some extent. Therefore, if the same component is separated into a plurality of containers with a fractionation time width sufficiently smaller than the peak time width of the component (the time from the peak start time to the end time) on the chromatogram, The amount (concentration) of the target component in the eluate dispensed in the container increases stepwise with time and then decreases stepwise. Assuming that the chromatogram at the tip of the dispensing nozzle of the fraction collector is to be created, the eluate in the container corresponding to the fraction at the peak top position on the chromatogram has the maximum amount of components, which In the eluate in the container of the front and rear fractions, the component amount is less than the maximum amount.
- the peak is given at the center of the fraction that gives the maximum amount. It can be estimated that there is a top. Furthermore, the position where the peak top exists is estimated within the time width of the fraction giving the maximum amount by the ratio of the component amount in the eluate in the container corresponding to the two fractions before and after that at least temporally. can do.
- the target component in the predetermined sample is fractionated into a plurality of containers under the control of the fractionation execution control means.
- LC analysis is performed on the effluent collected in each container, a chromatogram is created, and peak information of the target component is obtained.
- peak information the peak height can be used, but the peak area is preferably used.
- the arithmetic processing means uses at least the peak information corresponding to the maximum content and the peak information before and after that in time, and after a certain component in the eluate is detected by the detector, the fraction is collected by the fraction collector. Estimate delay information about the delay until
- the arithmetic processing unit includes the plurality of peak information, the mobile phase flow rate when the fractionation execution control unit performs the fractionation, and the target component on the chromatogram when the fractionation is performed. Based on the peak position and the position of the container where the peak information corresponding to the maximum content was obtained or the time information when the separation into the container was executed, a certain component in the eluate was detected by the detector. It can be set as the structure which estimates the delay volume through which an eluate flows until it is fractionated by a fraction collector after it is made. Further, the delay time from when a certain component in the eluate is detected by the detector until it is separated by the fraction collector is obtained from the delay volume and the flow rate (flow velocity) of the mobile phase.
- the delay volume and the delay time estimated in this manner reflect, for example, all the flow paths from the outlet of the detector (or the component detection position in the flow cell in the detector) to the tip of the dispensing nozzle of the fraction collector.
- the internal volume of the flow path switching valve and the nozzle in the fraction collector is also taken into consideration. Therefore, the delay volume and the delay time can be obtained with sufficiently high accuracy as compared with various conventionally known methods.
- the arithmetic processing means stores the estimated delay information, and the fractionation execution control means, when fractionating a component in an arbitrary sample, A configuration can be adopted in which the timing of sorting the components is controlled using delay information.
- the delay time from when a certain component in the eluate is detected by the detector until it is separated by the fraction collector with higher accuracy than before can be obtained.
- the delay volume expressed by the volume of the flow path can be obtained.
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a main part of the preparative LC apparatus of the present embodiment.
- the liquid feed pump 2 sucks the mobile phase stored in the mobile phase container 1 and feeds it to the column 4 through the injector unit 3 at a constant flow rate.
- the injector unit 3 includes a 6-port 2-position high-pressure valve 31, a sample loop 32, a measuring unit 33 including a measuring syringe, a sampler 34, and a sampler. 1 includes a drive unit 35 that moves in the three axial directions of X, Y, and Z in FIG. 1, and a predetermined amount of sample liquid sucked by the sampler 34 from a vial 67 described later is placed in the mobile phase at a predetermined timing. inject.
- the sample liquid When the sample liquid is injected into the mobile phase in the injector unit 3, the sample liquid is introduced into the column 4 along the flow of the mobile phase, and various components in the sample liquid are moved in the time direction while passing through the column 4. Separate and elute.
- the eluate from the column 4 is introduced into the fraction collector 6 via the detector 5.
- the fraction collector 6 includes a nozzle head 61 including a dispensing valve 62 that switches the eluate that has passed through the detector 5 to one of a dispensing channel and a waste channel, and a dispensing channel. 1, a dispensing nozzle 63 provided at the end, a rack 66 in which a large number of vials 67 are accommodated, a drive unit 65 that moves the nozzle head 61 in the three-axis directions of X, Y, and Z in FIG. And a waste liquid container 64 for collecting the eluate discharged from the end of the flow path.
- the drive unit 65 appropriately moves the nozzle head 61 in accordance with an instruction from the control unit 8, thereby dispensing the eluate into an arbitrary vial 67 or removing unnecessary eluate from the waste liquid container. 64 can be discarded.
- the sampler 34 of the injector unit 3 described above can directly suck the sample liquid from any of the vials 67 among the many vials 67 of the fraction collector 6. .
- the configuration shown in FIG. 1 is not limited as long as the sample solution collected in the vial 67 in the fraction collector 6 can be sucked by the sampler 34.
- a predetermined vial 67 may be taken out from the rack 66 by a transport device such as a robot arm and transported to the installation position of the sampler 34, and the sample liquid in the transported vial 67 may be sucked by the sampler 34.
- the detector 5 is, for example, an ultraviolet-visible absorption detector, a photodiode array detector, a differential refractive index detector, and the like, and includes a flow cell through which the eluate flows, and the amount of sample components in the eluate that passes through this flow cell ( A detection signal corresponding to the density is output. This detection signal is converted into digital data by an A / D converter built in the detector 5 and input to the data processing unit 7 where predetermined data processing is performed.
- the data processing unit 7 includes a chromatogram creation unit 71, a peak detection unit 72, a delay estimation unit 73, and the like as functional blocks in order to execute processing operations characteristic of the present invention described later. Further, the control unit 8 controls the liquid feed pump 2, the high pressure valve 31, the metering unit 33, the drive units 35 and 65, etc. in order to execute the LC analysis operation, the fractionation / fractionation operation, and the like.
- the data processing unit 7 and the control unit 8 can usually be embodied with the personal computer 9 as the center, and the data processing unit 7 and the control unit are executed by executing predetermined control / processing software installed in the personal computer 9. 8 can be exhibited.
- the personal computer 9 is connected to an input unit 10 for a user to specify LC analysis conditions, fractionation / fractionation conditions, and a display unit 11 for displaying analysis results (chromatograms, etc.). Yes.
- the “delay information” here refers to the volume of the flow path from the outlet of the detector 5 (or immediately after the detection position of the flow cell in the detector 5) to the tip of the dispensing nozzle 63 of the fraction collector 6 in FIG. (Delay volume) or until a certain component in the mobile phase reaches the tip of the dispensing nozzle 63 of the fraction collector 6 after passing through the detector 5 (strictly, the detection position of the flow cell inside the detector 5). This is the time (delay time) required for.
- the delay time is determined by the delay volume and the flow rate of the liquid feed pump 2. Note that this delay information acquisition processing operation can be performed as one of calibration operations of the preparative LC device, for example.
- the user prepares a standard sample containing a known target component in a predetermined vial.
- This target component is a component having a known retention time under a predetermined pump flow rate.
- the user also obtains an approximate delay time under the same pump flow rate from the rough calculation result of the delay volume, and calculates the target component in the standard sample from the retention time of the target component and the approximate delay time.
- a period for sorting is determined, and this is set from the input unit 10 as one of the sorting / fractionation conditions.
- the approximate delay time is unknown, it is possible to reliably sort the target component if the sampling is started immediately after the target component is detected by the detector 5, for example. There is an inefficiency that many eluates are dispensed into many vials). Therefore, it is not essential to obtain an approximate delay time and use it to set the sorting period.
- a fractionation period is set, and during the fractionation period, time fractionation is performed with a predetermined fractionation time width w, and the eluate is put in separate vials.
- the sorting / fractionation conditions shall be set so as to sort.
- the fractionation time width w needs to be sufficiently narrower than the time width of the peak of the target component appearing on the chromatogram.
- the sorting period needs to be set so as to include the peak top of the target component.
- the control unit 8 performs fractionation / fractionation of the target component in the standard sample. . That is, the sampler 34 is moved onto the vial 67 containing the standard sample by the drive unit 35, and a predetermined amount is set by the measuring unit 33 in a state where the high pressure valve 31 is set in the flow path shown by the solid line in FIG. A standard sample is aspirated from the vial 67 and held in the metering syringe of the metering unit 33. Thereafter, the high-pressure valve 31 is switched to the flow path indicated by the dotted line in FIG.
- the standard sample held in the measuring syringe is injected into the sample loop 32 and held.
- the high pressure valve 31 is switched again to the flow path shown by the solid line in FIG. 1 at a predetermined timing, so that the standard sample held in the sample loop 32 is pushed by the flow of the mobile phase and introduced into the column 4. Is done.
- the target component in the standard sample elutes from the column 4 with a retention time peculiar to the component and passes through the detector 5.
- a chromatogram is created in real time based on the detection signal obtained by the detector 5 in the data processing unit 9, the peak of the target component appears on the chromatogram as shown by the dotted line in FIG.
- the control unit 8 sets the switching of the dispensing valve 62 so that the eluate that has reached the fraction collector 6 is discharged to the waste liquid container 64 until the start of the preparative operation.
- the drive unit 65 and the dispensing valve 62 are operated so as to dispense into different vials 67 for each width w.
- FIG. 2 (a) it is possible to sort the eluate into seven vials during the set sorting period.
- the same amount of eluate is collected in seven vials.
- the concentration of the target component in the eluate changes with time, the concentration of the target component in the eluate collected in the seven vials is not the same.
- the seven vials will be referred to as (1),..., (7) in time order.
- the peak area is determined for each fractionation time width w.
- the target component in an amount corresponding to the area of each divided part is contained in the eluate in the seven vials (1) to (7).
- each of the seven vials (1) to (7) in the eluate is separated.
- the amount (or concentration) of the target component is unknown at this point.
- the control unit 8 When the target component sorting operation as described above is completed, the control unit 8 then performs LC analysis in order to quantify the target component in the eluate collected in each vial. Since the positions of the seven vials 67 from which the eluate has been collected in the rack 66 are known, the drive unit 35 of the injector unit 3 is controlled so that the eluate is sucked from each of the vials 67, and the sampler 34 is The vial 67 is moved upward. Then, the eluate is sucked and injected into the mobile phase in the same manner as in the fractionation / fractionation operation, and LC analysis is executed. If LC analysis is carried out for all of the separated eluates, it is necessary to repeat the LC analysis seven times.
- LC analysis may be performed for each of the collected eluates.
- the quantitative results necessary for estimation of the delay information are only a part, so when the necessary information is available, It is also possible to abort the LC analysis of the eluate.
- the peak detector 72 performs peak detection on each chromatogram.
- the peak detection method may be a conventionally known method.For example, the slope of the peak curve is judged in the direction of time passage, the time when the slope of the curve rises above a predetermined threshold is defined as the peak start point, Thereafter, the time when the slope of the curve starts to decrease and the slope of the downward slope of the curve becomes equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold value can be detected as the end point of the peak. If the peak detection unit 72 determines the peak start point and the end point in this way, the peak detection unit 72 calculates the peak area as peak information. Although the peak height may be used instead of the peak area, the use of the peak area can absorb variations in the reproducibility of the peak spread, so that the accuracy of estimation of delay information is improved.
- the delay estimation unit 73 extracts the peak area in the fraction that gives the maximum peak area and the peak areas in the fractions before and after that in time.
- the peak area A2 of the vial (3) is the maximum area, and the peak areas A1, A2, and A3 corresponding to the fractions (2) to (4) before and after that are extracted. .
- the above extraction process means that if the fraction having the maximum peak area is determined and only the peak areas of the fractions before and after the fraction are obtained, the peak areas of the other fractions are unnecessary. Therefore, for example, when LC analysis and peak waveform processing for the eluate in each vial are executed in order of time, necessary information is prepared when the LC analysis and peak waveform processing for the vial (4) are completed. Execution of LC analysis and peak waveform processing after the vial (5) can be omitted. This is a case where the three peak areas of the fraction giving the maximum peak area and the fractions before and after that are used for estimation of delay information. In order to increase the accuracy of estimation, a larger number of fractions are used. Needless to say, when the peak area is used, LC analysis and peak waveform processing that can be omitted are reduced.
- the delay estimation unit 73 estimates the delay volume based on the peak areas A1, A2, and A3 extracted as described above.
- T2 the center value of the fractionation time width w giving the maximum peak area
- T3 the center value of the fractionation time width w immediately after that is T3.
- T0 is the peak top time of the peak of the target component on the chromatogram based on the detection signal obtained by the detector 5.
- T1 T2-w
- T3 T2 + w (1) It is.
- Tt T2 + (A3-A1) .w / (A1 + A2 + A3) (3) It is. Since T2 and w are obtained from the set fractionation / fractionation conditions, and A1, A2 and A3 are obtained from the above calculation, the elution time Tt of the peak top of the target component can be estimated from the equation (3).
- the delay volume Vd is defined as Ft when the pump flow rate at the time of fractionation is executed.
- Vd (Tt ⁇ T0) ⁇ Ft (4) Since T0 is obtained from the chromatogram actually measured at the time of fractionation, the delay volume Vd can be calculated from equation (4).
- the delay estimation unit 73 calculates the delay volume Vd by performing the arithmetic processing as described above, and stores this in a storage unit (not shown).
- the delay volume Vd is determined by components such as a pipe connecting the detector 5 and the fraction collector 6, a flow path built in the nozzle head 61, and a dispensing valve 62. It will not change unless the pipes are replaced. Therefore, it is not necessary to frequently execute the delay information acquisition process as described above, and it is usually performed after the initial installation of the apparatus or after changing the configuration of piping or the like.
- the pump flow rate is one of the analysis conditions. Therefore, the pump flow rate F set as the LC analysis condition and the delay volume Vd stored in the storage unit are used for the pump flow rate.
- the delay time Ts Vd / F with respect to the flow rate is calculated.
- the sorting of the component may be started at a timing delayed by the delay time Ts from the timing at which the component to be sorted passes through the detector 5.
- the delay time Ts can be obtained with higher accuracy than before, so that the target component contained in the sample can be fractionated and fractionated into the target vial more accurately.
- the sorting may be executed after a delay time Ts from the timing at which each component is detected.
- the peak top appearance time was estimated from the peak areas of three consecutive fractions across the peak top. However, by using the peak areas of four or more fractions, it was estimated. The accuracy can be increased.
- the dispensing nozzle 63 remains in a state where the dispensing valve 62 is switched to the dispensing flow path side (or originally without the dispensing valve 62).
- the dispensing nozzle 63 is moved in advance above the predetermined vial in a state where the dispensing valve 62 is switched to the waste liquid flow path side. It is conceivable to start dispensing by switching the dispensing valve 62 to the dispensing flow path side in the state.
- the delay volume is different by the amount of the flow path volume in the dispensing valve 62 and the internal volume of the dispensing nozzle 63. Therefore, the delay time varies depending on which sort control is performed, and therefore it is preferable to obtain an appropriate delay volume accordingly. Further, when both methods can be adopted as the sorting control, it is preferable to obtain the delay volume in each method.
- the said Example is a structure when the detector 5 which does not consume eluate when detecting the sample component in an eluate is used, elution is performed when the sample component in an eluate is detected.
- the present invention can also be applied to a case where a detector that consumes liquid, typically a mass spectrometer or an evaporative light scattering (ELSD) detector, is used.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the configuration in such a case.
- the eluate from the column 4 is introduced into the splitter 20, a part is branched and introduced into the detector 21 such as a mass spectrometer, and the remaining most of the eluate is introduced into the fraction collector. Is done.
- the delay volume in this case is different from the case of the example of FIG. 1, and the same component from the time point when a certain component in a part of the eluate branched by the splitter 20 reaches the detector 21 and is detected is the fraction collector. This is an apparent volume corresponding to the time required to reach the tip of the six dispensing nozzles 63.
- a delay volume (the apparent volume) is obtained by the same procedure as in the above embodiment, and the delay time is determined using this to determine the timing of the preparative operation. Can be controlled.
- the split method of the splitter 20 is roughly classified into an active method and a passive method. The former has high split ratio stability, but the latter has a relatively easy change in split ratio. In this way, when the split ratio is likely to change, it is preferable to obtain the latest delay volume as much as possible by executing the delay information acquisition process at a higher frequency.
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a)所定の試料中の目的成分を所定の分画時間毎に異なる複数の容器に分取するべく前記LC部及びフラクションコレクタを制御する分取実行制御手段と、
b)前記複数の容器に分取された前記目的成分についてそれぞれLC分析を実行するべく前記LC部を制御する個別LC実行制御手段と、
c)前記LC実行制御手段により実行されたLC分析の結果得られたクロマトグラムに対し、目的成分の含有量に応じたピーク情報を算出するピーク情報算出手段と、
d)前記ピーク情報算出手段により得られた、少なくとも最大含有量に対応したピーク情報と時間的にその前後のピーク情報とを利用して、溶出液中の或る成分が検出器で検出されてからフラクションコレクタで分取されるまでの遅れに関する遅れ情報を推算する演算処理手段と、
を備えることを特徴としている。
2…送液ポンプ
3…インジェクタ部
31…高圧バルブ
32…サンプルループ
33…計量ユニット
34…サンプラ
35…駆動部
4…カラム
5…検出器
6…フラクションコレクタ
61…ノズルヘッド
62…分注バルブ
63…分注ノズル
64…廃液容器
65…駆動部
66…ラック
67…バイアル
7…データ処理部
71…クロマトグラム作成部
72…ピーク検出部
73…遅れ推算部
8…制御部
9…パーソナルコンピュータ
10…入力部
11…表示部
T1=T2-w、T3=T2+w …(1)
である。
Tt=(-A1・T1+A2・T2+A3・T3)/(A1+A2+A3) …(2)
Tt=T2+(A3-A1)・w/(A1+A2+A3) …(3)
である。T2、wは設定した分取・分画条件から求まり、A1、A2、A3は上記計算により求まるから、(3)式より目的成分のピークトップの溶出時間Ttを推定することができる。遅れ容積Vdは、分取実行時のポンプ流量をFtとしたときに、
Vd=(Tt-T0)・Ft …(4)
であり、T0は分取実行時に実測したクロマトグラムより求まるから、(4)式から遅れ容積Vdを計算することができる。
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- 試料中の成分を分離するカラムと、該カラムからの溶出液中の成分を検出する検出器とを含むLC部と、前記溶出液を分画して異なる容器に分取するフラクションコレクタと、を具備する分取液体クロマトグラフ装置において、
a)所定の試料中の目的成分を所定の分画時間毎に異なる複数の容器に分取するべく前記LC部及びフラクションコレクタを制御する分取実行制御手段と、
b)前記複数の容器に分取された前記目的成分についてそれぞれLC分析を実行するべく前記LC部を制御する個別LC実行制御手段と、
c)前記LC実行制御手段により実行されたLC分析の結果得られたクロマトグラムに対し、目的成分の含有量に応じたピーク情報を算出するピーク情報算出手段と、
d)前記ピーク情報算出手段により得られた、少なくとも最大含有量に対応したピーク情報と時間的にその前後のピーク情報とを利用して、溶出液中の或る成分が検出器で検出されてからフラクションコレクタで分取されるまでの遅れに関する遅れ情報を推算する演算処理手段と、
を備えることを特徴とする分取液体クロマトグラフ装置。 - 請求項1に記載の分取液体クロマトグラフ装置であって、
前記演算処理手段は、前記複数のピーク情報と、前記分取実行制御手段による分取実行時の移動相流量と、その分取実行時のクロマトグラム上の目的成分のピーク位置と、最大含有量に対応したピーク情報が得られた容器の位置又はその容器への分取が実行された時間情報と、に基づいて、溶出液中の或る成分が検出器で検出されてからフラクションコレクタで分取されるまでに溶出液が流れる遅れ容積を推算することを特徴とする分取液体クロマトグラフ装置。 - 請求項1又は2に記載の分取液体クロマトグラフ装置であって、
前記ピーク情報はピーク面積であることを特徴とする分取液体クロマトグラフ装置。 - 請求項1~3のいずれかに記載の分取液体クロマトグラフ装置であって、
前記演算処理手段は推算された前記遅れ情報を記憶し、
前記分取実行制御手段は、任意の試料中の成分を分取する際に、前記遅れ情報を利用して該成分の分取のタイミングを制御することを特徴とする分取液体クロマトグラフ装置。 - 請求項1~4のいずれかに記載の分取液体クロマトグラフ装置であって、
前記複数の容器に分取された溶出液を選択して順次LC分析に供するような試料導入手段をさらに備えることを特徴とする分取液体クロマトグラフ装置。
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