Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1977 · 70 citations · 17 references
PharmacyBiochemistryImmunologyBioseparationsChromatographic AnalysisSeparation ScienceAffinity ChromatographyAffinity SeparationBioinorganic ChemistryChromatographic PurificationIon-exchange ChromatographyProtein SeparationIonic StrengthIonic Strength DependenceIonic Strength EffectsMetal Chelate Affinity ChromatographyPh Gradient ElutionPurificationSpecific Activity Determination
Zinc chelated by iminodiacetic acid linked to an insoluble matrix binds human fibroblast interferon quite selectively at neutral pH in 0.15 M NaCL. On reduction of the pH and increase of the ionic strength, the interferon is eluted. Using a pH gradient at constant high ionic strength, good purification of the interferon can be obtained, up to a final specific activity of 108.5 units/mg of protein. Approximately 60% of the applied activity can be recovered.
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