| abstract |
THE INVENTION CONCERNS MEANS FOR THE RECEPTION AND RETENTION ON A SUPPORTED SURFACE OF PROTEINS. THE INVENTION CONSISTS OF BRINGING PROTEINS TO A SOLUBILIZED STATE IN CONTACT WITH A FREE SURFACE FORMED ON A CHEMICALLY INERT SUPPORT, THE SURFACE HAVING A GENERALLY HYDROPHOBIC CHARACTER WHILE CARRYING CHARGES OF A DETERMINED SIGN, IN THE PRESENCE OF A DETERGENT BEARING CHARGES OF A SIGN OPPOSITE THE DETERMINED SIGN, THE CONCENTRATION OF THE DETERGENT BEING SUFFICIENT TO MAINTAIN, IF NECESSARY, THE SOLUBILITY OF THE SAID PROTEINS, BUT NOT EXCEEDING THAT WHICH WOULD CAUSE OVERSELECTIVE BINDING OF THE DETERGENT, TO THE DETERGENT PROTEINS. |