Rick:
You could try isoelectric focusing (anal - prep)? In some cases the two
protein forms (folded - unfolded) have different pI's.
Pier Carlo
Pier Carlo Montecucchi
Email: pcmontecucchi at compuserve.com
"Richard Buick" <Richard.Buick at btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
> I wonder if anyone could suggest a method for the separation of active
from
> inactive (mis-folded) protein. Affinity chromatography is not an option
> since the method must be applied to many different proteins. Ion exchange
> and hydrophobic interaction have been tried with not much success. The
> proteins to be separated are post IMAC.
> Thanks
> Rick
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