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Journal of Chromatography A
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Volume 908, Issues 1-2,
Pages 1-307 (26 January 2001)

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Foreword, Page 1

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Description of adsorption equilibria in liquid chromatography systems with binary mobile phases, Pages 3-17
Pavel Jandera, Michal kavrada, Luká Andl, David Komers and Georges Guiochon
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Frontal analysis method to determine competitive adsorption isotherms, Pages 19-34
O. Lisec, P. Hugo and A. Seidel-Morgenstern
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Pore network modelling: determination of the dynamic profiles of the pore diffusivity and its effect on column performance as the loading of the solute in the adsorbed phase varies with time, Pages 35-47
J. J. Meyers, O. K. Crosser and A. I. Liapis
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Effect of the homogeneity of the column set on the performance of a simulated moving bed unit; I. Theory, Pages 49-70
Kathleen Mihlbachler, Jörg Fricke, Tong Yun, Andreas Seidel-Morgenstern, Henner Schmidt-Traub and Georges Guiochon
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Application of equilibrium theory to ternary moving bed configurations (four+four, five+four, eight and nine zones); I. Linear case, Pages 71-86
Alexandre Nicolaos, Laurence Muhr, Patrice Gotteland, Roger-Marc Nicoud and Michel Bailly
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Application of the equilibrium theory to ternary moving bed configurations (4+4, 5+4, 8 and 9 zones); II. Langmuir case, Pages 87-109
Alexandre Nicolaos, Laurence Muhr, Patrice Gotteland, Roger-Marc Nicoud and Michel Bailly
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Theoretical study of the accuracy of the elution by characteristic points method for bi-Langmuir isotherms, Pages 111-130
Linus Ravald and Torgny Fornstedt
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Characterizing the performance of industrial-scale columns, Pages 131-141
John Moscariello, Geoff Purdom, Jon Coffman, Thatcher W. Root and Edwin N. Lightfoot
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10.
Automated normal-phase preparative high-performance liquid chromatography as a substitute for flash chromatography in the synthetic research laboratory, Pages 143-148
Peter Renold, Elisio Madero and Thomas Maetzke
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Comparison of chromatographic ion-exchange resins; II. More strong anion-exchange resins, Pages 149-161
Arne Staby and Inge Holm Jensen
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12.
Advances in process chromatography gradient elution using binary linear gradients, Pages 163-167
V. Natarajan and G. Purdom
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Performance comparison of suspended bed and batch contactor chromatography, Pages 169-178
Igor Quiñones-García, Ian Rayner, Peter R. Levison, Nicola Dickson and Geoff Purdom
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14.
Control method for integrity of continuous beds, Pages 179-184
Rainer Hahn and Alois Jungbauer
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Modification of a commercial chiral stationary phase; Influences on enantiomer separations using simulated moving bed chromatography, Pages 185-200
E. Huthmann and M. Juza
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Coupling of simulated moving bed chromatography and fractional crystallisation for efficient enantioseparation, Pages 201-214
Heike Lorenz, Patrick Sheehan and Andreas Seidel-Morgenstern
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Calculation of partition coefficient and hydrophobic moment of the secondary structure of lysozyme, Pages 215-221
Francisco Torrens
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Direct isolation of monoclonal antibodies from tissue culture supernatant using the cation-exchange cellulose Express-Ion S, Pages 223-234
Graeme Denton, Andrea Murray, Michael R. Price and Peter R. Levison
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Use of ion-exchange chromatography and hydrophobic interaction chromatography in the preparation and recovery of polyethylene glycol-linked proteins, Pages 235-241
James E. Seely and Carl W. Richey
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20.
Continuous separation of green fluorescent protein by annular chromatography, Pages 243-250
Andrea Uretschläger, Adelheid Einhauer and Alois Jungbauer
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21.
Comparison of hydrophobic charge induction chromatography with affinity chromatography on protein A for harvest and purification of antibodies, Pages 251-263
Warren Schwartz, David Judd, Michelle Wysocki, Luc Guerrier, Eszter Birck-Wilson and Egisto Boschetti
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22.
Separation of steroid compounds by overloaded preparative chromatography with precipitation in the fluid phase, Pages 265-272
Tibor Szanya, Janos Argyelan, Sandor Kovats and Laszlo Hanak
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23.
Purification of adipoyl-7-amino-3-deacetoxycephalosporanic acid from fermentation broth using stepwise elution with a synergistically adsorbed modulator, Pages 273-291
Yi Xie, Emile Van de Sandt, Teun de Weerd and N. -H. Linda Wang
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Flow microcalorimetric measurements for bovine serum albumin on reversed-phase and anion-exchange supports under overloaded conditions, Pages 293-299
Marvin E. ThrashJr. and Neville G. Pinto
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Author Index Vol. 908, Pages 301-302

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Subject Index Vol. 908, Pages 303-307

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