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5-Amino-1MQ certificate of analysis, lot PL-2610-001

Certificate PL-26-00124 reports the release tests for 5-Amino-1MQ lot PL-2610-001: 99.91% purity by reverse-phase HPLC and identity confirmed by LC-MS, tested October 5, 2026. The lot number printed on each unit matches this certificate.

Certificate numberPL-26-00124
Lot numberPL-2610-001
Compound5-Amino-1MQ 5 mg
SequenceQuinolinium salt (iodide); the 5-amino-1-methylquinolinium cation is 159.2 Da and is the species observed by ESI-MS.
Molecular formulaC10H11IN2
CAS number42464-96-0
Purity (RP-HPLC)99.91%
Identity (LC-MS)Conforms (159.10 Da)
MethodRP-HPLC (UV 214 nm) + LC-MS
TestedOctober 5, 2026
Retest byOctober 1, 2028
Tested byManufacturer’s in-house laboratory (not an independent third-party test)
ConclusionConforms

Tests run on this lot

TestMethodSpecificationResult
Identity (mass)LC-MS, ESI positiveTheoretical ± 1.0 Da159.10 Da (PASS)
PurityRP-HPLC, UV 254–306 nm, area%≥ 99.0%99.91% (PASS)
Largest impurityRP-HPLC, area%≤ 1.0%0.04% (RT 8.91) (PASS)
Water contentKarl Fischer≤ 5.0%1.76% (PASS)
Bacterial endotoxinLAL, kinetic≤ 5.0 EU/mg0.080 EU/mg (PASS)
SterilityUSP <71>, 14-dayNo growthNo growth (PASS)

What these results mean

HPLC purity is the share of UV-detectable material that elutes as the target compound; it is not the same as net peptide content, which also accounts for water and counter-ions. Identity means the measured mass matched the mass calculated for the compound. A certificate reports only the tests run on this lot; endotoxin, sterility and contaminant panels are not part of standard lot release. How to read a certificate of analysis.

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Other 5-Amino-1MQ lots

  • PL-26-00125, lot PL-2610-002, 99.60%, tested October 2, 2026
  • PL-26-00002, lot PL-2609-002, 99.22%, tested September 19, 2026
  • PL-26-00001, lot PL-2609-001, 99.71%, tested September 19, 2026

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