A Simplified Method for separating Amino-acid Mixtures from Protein Hydrolysates on One Ion-Exchange Column during Preparation
A Simplified Method for separating Amino-acid Mixtures from Protein Hydrolysates on One Ion-Exchange Column during Preparation
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一种在制备过程中在一个离子交换柱上从蛋白质水解产物中分离氨基酸混合物的简化方法
DOI:
10.1038/1911198a0
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发表时间:
1961
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影响因子:
64.8
通讯作者:
M. Dobiášová
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作者:
J. Liebster;K. Kopoldová;M. Dobiášová
MOST of the methods used for the separation of mixtures of amino-acids are based on the work of Mooreet al.1–3. Separation is achieved either on two columns, acidic amino-acids being separated on a ‘Dowex’ 1 anion-exchange column and the basic and neutral amino-acids on a ‘Dowex’ 50 cation-exchange column or by chromatography on one column on ‘Dowex’ 50 in the H-cycle, elution being carried out with citrate phosphate buffer solutions. Hamilton and Anderson4recently described a semi-automatic method for these separations containing several improvements of the original process. These methods ensure good separation of amino-acids; the eluates, however, contain either the hydrochlorides of the amino-acid and hydrochloric acid or considerable amounts of salts, which are difficult to remove. An efficient method for the separation of amino-acids should permit separation in a small volume of the elution reagent in a short time; the buffers used should be removable by a simple method. Wilcoxet al.5used volatile buffers for the separation of aspartic and glutamic acid on an anion-exchange column. Vaněčeket al.6and Tomášek7, used volatile buffers successfully for the separation of peptides on ‘Dowex’ 50.