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aqueous two-phase system: a standalone construct

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Biochemical engineering

two immiscible water-rich phases formed by dissolving two polymers or a polymer and salt, used to partition proteins gently.

In biochemical engineering, aqueous two-phase system refers to two immiscible water-rich phases formed by dissolving two polymers or a polymer and salt, used to partition proteins gently. This meaning comes from Albertsson (1958) in Nature.[1]

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References

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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