Abstract: A method for determining the size distribution of a mixture of molecule or particle species including the steps of: injecting a sample of the mixture to be analyzed inside a capillary in which an eluent is flowing; transporting the sample injected along the capillary from an injection section to a detection section thereof, in experimental conditions suitable to generate a Taylor dispersion phenomenon that is measurable at the level of the detection section; generating, by a suitable sensor included in the detection section, a signal characteristic of the Taylor dispersion of the transported sample; processing the detection signal in order to obtain an experimental Taylor signal S(t); and analyzing the experimental Taylor signal ?(t), wherein the step of analyzing an experimental Taylor signal ?(t) of a sample of the mixture consists of searching an amplitude distribution P(G(c)) that allows the experimental Taylor signal ?(t)? to be broken down into a sum of Gaussian functions.

Abstract: The method comprises the following steps: injecting (100) a sample into a capillary; transporting (110) the sample along the capillary in experimental conditions suited to generate a Taylor dispersion phenomenon; generating (120) a signal characteristic of the Taylor dispersion; processing (130) the signal in order to obtain the experimental Taylor signal ?(t); and analysing (200) the experimental Taylor signal ?(t), The analysis step consists of seeking an amplitude distribution P(G(c)) that allows the experimental Taylor signal ?(t) to be broken down into a sum of Gaussian functions by implementing a constrained regularization algorithm consisting of minimising a cost function H? including at least one constraint term associated with a constraint that must observe the amplitude distribution P(G(c)) , whereby the minimization is carried out on an interval of interest of the values of the parameter G(c) that is characteristic of the Gaussian amplitude function P(G(c)).

Abstract: A method for analysing a mixture M comprising (i) a first monodisperse species, and (ii) a second species having a response coefficient which is distinct from the response coefficient of the first species (i) on at least one detection device, said method comprising the following steps: (A) the mixture M is injected at the inlet of a capillary tube and forced to be transported in said tube by the flow of a carrier liquid induced by a positive hydrodynamic and/or hydrostatic pressure between the inlet and the outlet of the capillary, whereby a phenomenon of Taylor dispersion of the species of the mixture M occurs in the tube; (B) by using a detection device able to detect simultaneously both species (i) and (ii) and placed in the region of the outlet of the capillary tube, a signal reflecting the Taylor dispersion obtained in step (A) is measured; (C) the signal obtained in step (B) is analysed, so as to determine specific contributions of species (i) and (ii) and thereby establishing at least one of the follow

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for separating the components of a mixture M by electrophoresis in a single capillary, wherein: (A) the compounds of the mixture M are introduced and migrate inside the capillary according to the capillary electrophoresis technique; (B) a fraction F of the compounds separated in step (A) is isolated in the capillary and said isolated fraction F is forced to migrate towards the vicinity of one end of the capillary while maintaining this fraction inside the capillary; (C) upon the application of a pressure difference between the ends of the capillary, a second separation medium MS2 different from the first separation medium MS1 of step (A) is introduced into the capillary through the end of the capillary in the vicinity of which the fraction F is located, whereby the fraction F migrates to the other end of the capillary while filling the capillary with the separation medium MS2; and (D) an capillary electrophoresis is carried out in the capillary thus filled with the se

Abstract: A method for separating the constituents of a mixture M by electrophoresis in a single capillary includes (A) separating compounds of the mixture M in a single capillary according to the capillary electrophoresis technique; (B) isolating a fraction F of the compounds thus separated by evacuating part of the compounds having the highest migration speeds from the capillary and/or evacuating part of the compounds having the lowest migration speeds from the capillary; (C) introducing a separating medium MS having a higher migration speed than the compounds of the isolated fraction F into the capillary containing the isolated fraction F, and (D) the compounds contained in fraction F are separated in the new electrophoretic conditions thus obtained.

Abstract: A method for separating the constituents of a mixture M by electrophoresis in a single capillary includes (A) separating compounds of the mixture M in a single capillary according to the capillary electrophoresis technique; (B) isolating a fraction F of the compounds thus separated by evacuating part of the compounds having the highest migration speeds from the capillary and/or evacuating part of the compounds having the lowest migration speeds from the capillary; (C) introducing a separating medium MS having a higher migration speed than the compounds of the isolated fraction F into the capillary containing the isolated fraction F, and (D) the compounds contained in fraction F are separated in the new electrophoretic conditions thus obtained.