Tag-based Purification
Tag-Based Purification is a methodological technique in enzyme purification that involves the selective isolation of recombinant enzymes through affinity binding mediated by a genetically fused molecular tag, distinguishing it from other purification approaches by its reliance on specific, engineered tags to enable highly specific capture and separation from complex biological mixtures.
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Ernie de Boer, Patrick Rodriguez, Edgar Bonte et al. · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 2003 · 413 citations · Full text
Comparison of affinity tags for protein purification
Jordan J. Lichty, Joshua L. Malecki, Heather D. Agnew et al. · Protein Expression and Purification · 2005 · 408 citations
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