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Extremely low peptide concentrations

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Any time you do pre-column derivatization, you have to plan for the possibility of multiple derivatives. It's called doing your homework.
Mark Tracy
Senior Chemist
Dionex Corp.

The peptide contains an arginine, will it also react with the reagent?

Thanks for your help!
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