Titlebook: Characterization of Proteins; Felix Franks Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media LLC 1988 amino acid.biosensor.enzymes.membrane recept

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Preparative Liquid Chromatography,ent preparation is to obtain the maximum throughput in unit time. This requires optimization of the methods employed, which is the subject of this chapter. However, there is an additional constraint in preparative protein separations; that is, the prepared proteins should retain their biological act

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Preparative Scale Electrophoresis,cular application. Should it be required to raise antibodies, for example, then the amount required may be low and capable of being obtained by isolating the protein from analytical equipment. This level of preparation will be discussed only briefly. When larger quantities are required, limited scal

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Characterization and Functional Attributes of Protein Isolates,tle way in which evolution has tailored polypeptide chains to produce highly specific secondary, tertiary, and quarternary structure. For some proteins, this characterization is complete to atomic resolution (e.g., lysozyme, hemoglobin). This is because of the major efforts and technical advances in

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Functional Attributes of Protein Isolates, functional considerations in food systems. The latter have often not taken into consideration that changes in the native biological structure will have significant impact on properties in a food matrix.

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Conformational Stability Denaturation and Renaturation,ds. From a biological point of view, this marginal stability is required so that proteins can be turned over rapidly, thus avoiding the buildup of, say, immunoglobulins or hormones in the serum. On the other hand, the labile nature of the native state presents problems for the processor who must avo