Objective

Affinity chromatography is a biophysical technique that exploits the unique biological function or the chemical structure of a biomolecule such that it specifically binds to an immobilized ligand reversibly and can be separated from a mixture of several biomolecules. This chromatographic technique helps to achieve the following.

1. High specificity of purification: Selectively purify the target protein with high specificity while minimizing contamination from other proteins.
2. High purity: Obtain a highly pure target protein.
3. Retention of Bioactivity: Maintain the structural and functional integrity of the protein.
4. Efficient Yield: Maximize the recovery of the target protein.
5. Rapid Purification: Achieve fast and efficient separation with fewer purification steps.