O. Bertrand et al., EXPANDED BED CHROMATOGRAPHY FOR ONE-STEP PURIFICATION OF MANNOSE-BINDING LECTIN FROM TULIP BULBS USING MANNOSE IMMOBILIZED ON DEAE STREAMLINE, Journal of chromatography, 822(1), 1998, pp. 19-28
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Categorie Soggetti
Chemistry Analytical","Biochemical Research Methods
Expanded bed chromatography allows chromatographic separations to be p
erformed starting from unclarified material. Aiming to purify from pla
nts mannose binding lectins, which are valuable reagents, we evaluated
expanded bed methodology using immobilized mannose as an affinity chr
omatography support. Ligand was immobilized on DEAE Streamline, a matr
ix which was commercially available but obviously primarily designed f
or ion-exchange chromatography in expanded bed conditions. Nevertheles
s through adjustments of mobile phase ionic strength, it was easy to p
erform true biospecific affinity chromatography on this support and a
single-step purification procedure for mannose binding lectins from un
clarified tulip bulbs extract was devised. The cleaning in place proce
dure allowed repeated use of the affinity column. This report seems to
be the first article on proteins purification from plant material by
expanded bed chromatography and gives another example supporting the c
oncept that expanded bed methodology may be used with very selective a
ffinity chromatography supports. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science B.V. All ri
ghts reserved.