A fast and easy strategy for protein purification using "teabags"

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Abstract

Protein purification often involves affinity capture of proteins on stationary resin, alternatively proteins are captured on free flowing resin for subsequent separation from bulk fluid. Both methods require labour and time intensive separation of particulate matter from fluid. We present a method where affinity resin is contained within porous-walled containers, supporting clarification, product recovery, and concentration in a single step with minimal hands-on processing time, without significant investments in equipment.

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Castaldo, M., Barlind, L., Mauritzson, F., Wan, P. T., & Snijder, H. J. (2016). A fast and easy strategy for protein purification using “teabags.” Scientific Reports, 6. https://doi.org/10.1038/srep28887

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