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Methionine containing peptid separation?

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Hello all,

I was wondering if some one could help me out,
I need to separate 2 small proteins, one containing a Met group and one missing it.

I think I remember something about a Sephadex modification that might have good interactions with the Met group but I’m not sure if it's commercially available from GE or not.
If any one have ideas that could help, it would be great.

regards, noam

There is a Methionine enrichement kit sold by PIERCE (I think) that might be good for your purposes. The specificity is very good, however the yields are not as good...
Thank you,
I would check it out
noam
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