β-Gone™ Sorbent Delivers Fast, One-step ?-Glucuronidase Removal from Hydrolyzed Urine

Phenomenex Inc., introduces a less than one minute cleanup of Hydrolyzed urine samples.

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Phenomenex Inc., a global leader in the research, design and manufacture of advanced technologies for the separation sciences, introduces β-Gone β-Glucuronidase Removal tubes and 96-well plates for the cleanup of hydrolyzed urine samples in less than one minute. Within the body, a glucuronidation reaction during metabolism promotes the elimination of drugs through urine. To accurately analyze drug metabolites, the glucuronide must be cleaved, typically with hydrolysis using an enzyme. Hydrolysis with β-glucuronidase produces a urine sample with a significant amount of solubilized enzyme that must be removed before HPLC analysis. If the enzymes are not removed from the sample, they can build up on the HPLC column over time, reducing its lifetime. β-Gone offers a simple, rapid solution for β-glucuronidase removal that improves assay performance and column lifetime, and reduces mass spec maintenance.

β-Gone also offers a better alternative to the “dilute-and-shoot” method in which sensitivity and accuracy are compromised ...

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