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The company responsible for the synthesis prepared an important intermediate for generating the internal standards I need.
However they received a mixture of different label grades:
M+5: 50.5%,
M+4: 27.9%,
M+3: 8.6%,
M+2: 0.09%,
no M+1 or below was observed.
Compounds contains 4x deuterium + 1x 15N.
Thinking about a mass spec analysis which I will select a specific mass transition for the native compound (unlabelled) and for the internal standard (and that generally I use a high concentration of internal standard compared to the analytical curve), would this different grades be an issue?
I do not think so, as even considering that I only have 50% M+5, I will probably have enough signal in the equipment, and since I'll be selecting an specific m/z I believe no interference will be observed. Is that correct?