Improved affinity matrices with enhanced visibility for molecular pull-down and immunoprecipitation applications
CA 2437381 C · Owner: Watson, Edward B. Iii · Inventors: Heuermann, Kenneth E.; Dapron, John G.; Watson, Edward B. Iii
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An affinity matrix for use in affinity based molecular pull down and immunoprecipitation procedures. The affinity matrix comprises a polymeric support, a dye attached to a fraction of the polymeric support to enable optical detection of the polymeric support and an affinity ligand other than , the dye attached to a fraction of the polymeric support for the capture of a molecule. Also provided is a method for the isolation of a biomolecule from an aqueous solution. The method comprises combining the aqueous solution with an affinity matrix comprising a polymeric support and separating the affinity matrix from the aqueous solution. A dye is attached to a fraction of the polymeric …
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