Glutaraldehyde Treated Gelatin as a Cation Exchanger |
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Authors: | A. Poison Margaret Lennon Margaret Hodgkiss |
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Affiliation: | M. R. C. /U. C. T. Virus Research Unit, Medical School , Observatory, Cape, South Africa |
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Abstract: | Glutaraldehyde tanned gelatin proved to be a cation of high capacity and may be used advantageously in the separation and purification of serum components. Being proteinaceous it is attacked by microorganisms. This may be prevented by storage in the presence of 0.1% chloroform. |
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Keywords: | α‐Amylase Penicillium griseofulvum Celite Immobilization SSF Starch |
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