Affiliation:
1. Institute for Infectious Diseases University of Bern Bern Switzerland
2. RAM Software Solutions Tucson Arizona USA
Abstract
AbstractThe mobilization step in a two‐step capillary isoelectric focusing protocol is discussed by means of dynamic computer simulation data for systems without and with spacer compounds that establish their zones at the beginning and end of the focusing column. After focusing in an electroosmosis‐free environment (first step), mobilization (second step) can be induced electrophoretically, by the application of a hydrodynamic flow, or by a combination of both means. Dynamic simulations provide insight into the complexity of the various modes of electrophoretic mobilization and dispersion associated with hydrodynamic mobilization. The data are discussed together with the relevant literature.
Subject
Clinical Biochemistry,Biochemistry,Analytical Chemistry