Expected performance of 5cm Aurora Rapid150 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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