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Purification of synthetic peptide libraries by affinity chromatography using the avidin-biotin system

Quesnel et al., 1995

Document ID
3153224239240189272
Author
Quesnel A
Delmas A
Trudelle Y
Publication year
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Analytical biochemistry

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The specific interaction between biotin and avidin was exploited in the affinity purification of solid-phase synthesized peptide libraries. During peptide library synthesis, by means of the single-resin method in which coupling on variable positions is carried out using an …
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