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Vo and Vt standards for FPLC
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Other than blue dextran (Vo) and tryptophan (Vt), what other standards can be used for FPLC? Thanks in advance.
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What type of separation technique are you using? From the standards you have chosen I'm guessing your are doing Gel Permeation or Size Exclusion Chromatography.
Are you trying to establish a molecular weight/stokes radius calibration curve?
Do you have a range of sizes in mind?
Are you trying to establish a molecular weight/stokes radius calibration curve?
Do you have a range of sizes in mind?
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I am using FPLC to look at HDL particle size. These sizes range from <7.1nm to >12.6nm.
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You can find examples of standards in a book chapter I wrote on SEC. Here's the link: http://www.polylc.com/downloads/SEC_boo ... r_ver1.pdf
Andy Alpert
Andy Alpert
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