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Aggregation of proteins |
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Reverse-phase protein characterization |
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Wheat proteins by reversed phase chromatography |
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Protein modifications using PEGylation to change
the drug-delivery properties of a protein. |
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PEGylated protein characterization with the number of PEG attachments! |
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Micro-batch characterization of proteins |
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Aggregation as a function of concentration of proteins. |
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Peptides and proteins showing the power of
the miniDAWN for low molar mass characterization of biopolymers. |
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Hemoglobin--One of the building blocks of life! This note examines the
elution properties of this protein and how different they are from more
"conventional" proteins. |
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Lens proteins--a complex protein which exhibits
conformational changes across the molar mass distribution. |
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Gelatins--Used in everything from food thickening agents to photographic
film substrates, gelatins can be analyzed successfully and absolutely with
SEC-MALS, as this note shows. |
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Protein-Protein Interactions--Scientists working
at Pfizer's Central Research Laboratory show that the DAWN is an invaluable
tool for the development of a scale-up purification protocol. |
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How antibodies that are developed to be powerful drugs can bind specifically
to a target molecule or cell. |
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This note concerns the use of an infrared (IR)
laser in characterizing a protein that fluoresces at the red wavelength,
but did not fluoresce at the longer IR wavelength. |
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It discusses the application of MALS-QELS interfacing to enable absolute
molar mass and size determinations from 1nm to 500nm. In this note we use
BSA, as well as a glycoprotein sample to show the range of masses and sizes
we can characterize by both static and dynamic light scattering. |
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Proteins can elute at radically different times
depending on their structure, yet simple column chromatography misses this
completely. By adding a MALS with the WyattQELS accessory, the subtleties
of proteins may be studied. |
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To obtain absolute molar masses of heat shock proteins at different temperatures,
multi-angle light scattering (MALS) detection was used following SEC. |
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Membrane protein is generally soluble only
in the presence of micelles; thus, it is very difficult to characterize
the oligomerization state of the membrane protein in a lipid-containing
solvent. In this application note we demonstrate the use of multi-angle
light scattering (MALS) detection in combination with UV absorption and
differential refractive index (DRI) detection to determine the molar masses
(MM) of both the core protein and the entire protein-lipid complex. |
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Calcium Storage Protein
Calsequestrin |
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Hemoglobin Unfolding &
Aggregation |
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Refractive index based determination of detergent concentration
and its application to the study of membrane proteins |
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Ribosomal Subunits in Protein Biosynthesis |
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Binding Stoichiometry of an Antibody Fragment |
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Kinase Fragment |
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Automated, Online Second Virial Coefficient (A2)
Measurements |
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Stoichiometry of Lysin Holoenzyme |
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Low Molecular Weight Lens Peptides and
Changes in the Oligomeric Organization of αB-crystallin |
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Molecular weight distribution of gluten proteins analysed by MALS |
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Characterization of Spongiform Encephalopathies |
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Multi-Angle and Dynamic Light Scattering - Role Of Oligomeric Size In Chaperone
Function Of αB-Crystallin |
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Soluble Protein-Protein Associations |
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Biophysical Properties of Crystallin Aggregates |
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Novel Malaria Vaccine Candidates |
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Protein Aggregation States |
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Purification of the Rab11-FIP2 Complex |
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Rapid, Automated Molecular Characterization Using a Binary HPLC pump |
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Wyatt Technology is the world leader in providing the most advanced macromolecular and nanoparticle characterization tools. These instruments and software may be used to determine the absolute molecular weight and or size of macromolecules and nanoparticles and include: multi-angle light scattering, dynamic light scattering, high through-put dynamic light scattering, field flow fractionation, refractive index and viscometry detection.