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Non-linear elution effects in split-peak chromatography II. Role of ligand heterogeneity in solute binding to columns with adsorption-limited kinetics
John G. Rollag, David S. Hage
Chemistry
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Adsorption
100%
Peak Splitting
100%
Solute Binding
100%
Elution Conditions
75%
Peak Effect
50%
Solute
50%
Ligand Effects
50%
Heterogeneous Ligand
25%
Low Flow Rate
25%
Linear Extrapolation
25%
Immobilized Proteins
25%
Homogeneous Systems
25%
Association Rate Constant
25%
Load Dependence
25%
Kinetic Behavior
25%
Rate Constant Measurement
25%
Exact Expression
25%
Simulation Model
25%
Free Fraction
25%
Chromatographic Supports
25%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Adsorption
100%
Immobilized Protein
50%
Free Fraction
50%
Protein G
50%
Protein A
50%
Chemical Engineering
Adsorption
100%
Chromatography
100%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Adsorption
100%
Protein G
20%
Immobilized Protein
20%
Association Rate Constant
20%
Chemistry
Flow Kinetics
100%
Rate Constant
50%
Neuroscience
Protein A
50%
Protein G
50%
Immobilized Protein
50%