Separation of denatured proteins in free solution on a microchip based on differential binding of alkyl sulfates with different carbon chain lengths
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Chang Lu, Aaron E. Smith, Harold G. Craighead
Denatured proteins were separated in free solution on a microfluidic chip without any sieving matrix after carrying out the denaturation with a mixture of alkyl sulfates with different carbon chain lengths.
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