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The primary stages of protein recovery

Lee, 1989

Document ID
10104106408734703576
Author
Lee S
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Journal of Biotechnology

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Downstream processing of proteins may be divided into two stages, primary recovery stages and high-resolution stages (Datar, 1986a). For extracellular proteins, the primary recovery stages involve the removal of cells from spent medium. For intracellular proteins, the primary …
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