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What are the Common Techniques for Protein Purification?
Several techniques are employed to purify proteins, each with its unique advantages and limitations:
1.
Chromatography
: This is the most widely used method, which includes various types such as
affinity chromatography
,
ion exchange chromatography
, and
size exclusion chromatography
.
2.
Electrophoresis
: Techniques like
SDS-PAGE
and
native PAGE
are used to separate proteins based on their size and charge.
3.
Centrifugation
: Different centrifugation methods, such as ultracentrifugation, can separate proteins based on their density.
4.
Precipitation
: Chemical agents such as ammonium sulfate are used to precipitate proteins out of solution.
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