Titlebook: Methods of Protein Separation; Nicholas Catsimpoolas Book 1976 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1976 Filtration.biological.biology

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Hydrophobic Adsorption Chromatography of Proteins,ic bonding plays a critical role” (Dunn andHansch, 1974) and with the observation that in the presence of high salt concentrations many proteins are bound by adsorbents carrying hydrophobic groups (Hofstee, 1973.; Porath ., 1973; Hjertén, 1973).

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Estimation of Molecular Weight by Gel Filtration and Gel Electrophoresis,tein molecular weights. However, the precision and accuracy of these methods have never been rigorously evaluated by formal statistical methods. In contrast, a detailed objective statistical analysis has been applied to PAGE in the absence of SDS (Rodbard and Chrambach, 1970, 1974). This statistical analysis is concerned with the following:

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Estimation of Molecular Weight by Gel Filtration and Gel Electrophoresis,ious types of calibration curves available, with their theoretical and empirical bases, and attempts to provide a comprehensive and unified approach to analysis of data from gel filtration, PAGE, and SDS-PAGE.