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Novel Separation Techniques For Biologically Active Polymers

Conference

AIChE Annual Meeting

Year

2007

Proceeding

2007 Annual Meeting

Group

Separations Division

Type

Oral

Room

Room 255 D

Location

Salt Palace Convention Center

Time

Tuesday, November 6, 2007 - 8:30am to 11:00am

Chair(s)

Hestekin, C. N., University of Arkansas

New separation techniques are needed for analysis and processing of biologically active polymers. This includes polymers with specific recognition groups or the ability to uniquely interact with the biological molecule of interest. This session invites papers on experimental and modeling studies for the separation of biologically active polymers such as proteins, protein fragments, and single and double strand DNA.

Presentations

8:30 AM
(188a) Use of Free-Solution Conjugate Electrophoresis (Fsce) as a Highly Sensitive Method to Differentiate Genetically Engineered Protein Polymers with Slight Differences in Length or Charge Distribution
9:00 AM
(188b) Modeling A Preparative-Scale Dynamic Field Gradient Focusing Instrument
9:30 AM
(188c) Identification Of Conformation Differences Between Protein Isoforms For The Development Of Resolute Separation Methods

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