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Theory and applications of a novel ion exchange chromatographic technology using controlled pH gradients for separating proteins on anionic and cationic stationary …

Tsonev et al., 2008

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15633168958458492673
Author
Tsonev L
Hirsh A
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Journal of chromatography A

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pISep is a major new advance in low ionic strength ion exchange chromatography. It enables the formation of externally controlled pH gradients over the very broad pH range from 2 to 12. The gradients can be generated on either cationic or anionic exchangers over …
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