Precipitation of proteins from salt-containing proteinaceous flu

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Electrostatic field or electrical discharge

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204301, 210645, 2102572, 436 86, 422 48, B01D 1302, B01D 1300

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044862822

ABSTRACT:
Total or fractional precipitation of proteins from salt-containing proteinaceous solution or suspension mixtures is induced or enhanced by subjecting the proteinaceous mixture to a desalting treatment, for example, by electrodialysis. In one aspect of the invention, the desalting treatment is used in conjunction with the addition of heavy metal ions to the proteinaceous mixture to provide a synergistic effect on the precipitation of the protein fraction. In another aspect of the invention, the desalting treatment, either with or without the heavy metal ion addition, is employed as an integral part of a selective plasmapheresis procedure for the removal or recovery of one or more selected plasma proteins from blood plasma.

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