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The use of liquid polyacrylamide in electrophoresis: III. Properties of liquid polyacrylamide in the presence of cellulose acetate

Bode, 1979

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2047113016060829704
Author
Bode H
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Analytical Biochemistry

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Solutions of uncross-linked liquid polyacrylamide (LPA) stabilized by cellulose acetate are shown to represent efficient molecular sieves for RNA and for sodium dodecyl sulfate- protein complexes. Endosmosis and evaporation have to be considered to obtain corrected …
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