Protein Purification (theory And Techniques)

Protein Purification – Theory and Techniques provides a good reference for the techniques and strategies involved in the purification of antibodies and recombinant proteins. The detailed practical guidelines given in the book aim particularly at laboratory scale purification. The book is designed to give the laboratory worker the information needed to undertake the challenge of designing a strategy to produce a purified protein from a crude mixture or cell debris. The book also reflects personal preferences amongst the multitude of methods that may be used for protein fractionation. There is no single correct way to solve the problem, and probably teams could choose several alternative procedures and come up with a satisfactory solution. The approach and the results are discussed and compared in this book. About Author: K. S. Dayananda is the Head of the Department of Post Graduate studies in Biochemistry at Padmashree Institute of Information Sciences, Bangalore. He has been teaching biochemistry, molecular biology, immunology and genetic engineering to undergraduates and postgraduates for several years.