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PUBLICATIONS

Counter-Flow Gradient Electrofocusing

Published

Author(s)

Jonathan G. Shackman, David J. Ross

Abstract

Counter-flow gradient electrofocusing methods are methods whereby a combination of electrophoresis and a bulk solution counter-flow is used to accumulate or focus analytes at stationary points along a separation column. This review first describes the various forms of counter-flow gradient electrofocusing that have been demonstrated in the literature, and then compares figures of merit for counter-flow focusing methods and conventional CE methods.
Citation
Electrophoresis
Volume
28
Issue
4
Pub Type
Journals

Keywords

electric field gradient focusing, equilibrium gradient method, sample concentration, stacking, temperature gradient focusing
Bioscience and Health

Citation

Shackman, J. and Ross, D. (2007), Counter-Flow Gradient Electrofocusing, Electrophoresis (Accessed October 4, 2025)

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Created February 1, 2007, Updated February 19, 2017
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