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aqueous two-phase partitioning of cells: a standalone construct

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aqueous two-phasepartitioning of cells1 CONSTRUCTAqueous two-phaseALBERTSSON · INDUSTRIAL AND

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Industrial and environmental microbiology

distribution of cells or proteins between two immiscible aqueous polymer phases, used to separate and to probe surface properties.

In industrial and environmental microbiology, aqueous two-phase partitioning of cells refers to distribution of cells or proteins between two immiscible aqueous polymer phases, used to separate and to probe surface properties. This meaning comes from Albertsson (1958) in Nature.[1]

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  1. Albertsson, P. (1958). Partition of Proteins in Liquid Polymer–Polymer Two-Phase Systems. Nature, 182(4637), 709-711. https://doi.org/10.1038/182709a0

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