Determining Protein Concentration, Part 1: Methodology

John McEntire;Nadine Ritter;

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April 15, 2002

BioPharm International

BioPharm International-04-01-2002

Volume15

Issue 4

Determining Protein Concentration, Part 1: Methodology

Author(s):

John McEntire,Nadine Ritter

by Nadine Ritter, and John McEntire. Determining protein concentration is one of the most important analytical methods used in the discovery, development, and manufacturing of protein products. Part 1 discusses a number of methods for analyzing samples ranging from complex mixtures to highly purified proteins.

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