Automatic process for purifying physiologically active substance, apparatus for the same, and carrier with proteinaceous ligand fixed theretoto be used for the same
CA 1286696 C · Owner: Motokubota, Toshiharu · Inventors: Morise, Hiroshi; Motokubota, Toshiharu
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An automatic process for isolating and purifying physiologically active substances contained in large quantities of sample solutions, which comprises the following three steps: (1) filtration (a step for removing microbial cells and other insoluble matters) (2) ultrafiltration (a step for removing impurity having a molecular weight lower than that of the active substance, and concentrating the sample solution), and (3) affinity chromatography using a carrier with a substance having specific affinity to the active substance fixed thereto (a step for isolating pure product by selective adsorption and elution), an apparaturs for use in the same and a carrier employed in the same.
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- Granted July 23, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 23, 2008.
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