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Brigham Young University

Life Sciences

2009

Anion-exchange chromatography

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Development Of Biocompatible Polymer Monoliths For The Analysis Of Proteins And Peptides, Yun Li Aug 2009

Development Of Biocompatible Polymer Monoliths For The Analysis Of Proteins And Peptides, Yun Li

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Biocompatibility is an important issue for the development of chromatographic stationary phases for the analysis of biomolecules (including proteins and peptides). A biocompatible stationary phase material is a material that resists nonspecific adsorption of biomolecules and does not interact with them in a way that would alter or destroy their structures or biochemical functions. The monolithic column format is a good alternative to typical spherical particle packed columns for capillary liquid chromatography of biomacromolecules. Several novel anion-exchange polymer monoliths for the analysis of proteins were synthesized for improved biocompatibility. Two novel polymeric monoliths were prepared in a single step by …