A novel method for the separation of peptides from amino acids and salts has been developed. Separation is achieved by passage of the sample through a column of octadecasilyl-silica (ODS). Peptides, but not amino acids and salts, are strongly retained by ODS in an aqueous mobile phase and can be recovered by elution with an aqueous-alcoholic mobile phase. The method is applicable to most peptides and is fast and simple. Moreover, it is characterized by good recovery yields and high sample capacity.
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