immunoaffinity chromatography

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• immunoaffinity chromatography — A purification technique in which an antibody is bound to a matrix and is used to isolate a protein from a complex mixture. See: affinity chromatography …   Glossary of Biotechnology

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• affinity chromatography — A method for purifying specific components in a solution by exploiting their specific binding to known molecule(s). The mixed solution is passed through a column containing a solid medium to which the binding molecule is covalently attached. See …   Glossary of Biotechnology

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