Expected performance of 5cm Aurora Rapid 5x150 column

Tryptic digested Human Plasma was injected and separated using our 180 samples per day method and data dependent acquisition using PASEF resulting in >230 protein identifications (>1,600 unique peptide identifications) [Fig1, Fig 2] with highly reproducible peptide retention times between runs [Fig 3].

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