Mechanism of bio-macromolecule denaturation on solid-liquid surface of ion-exchange chromatographic media – A case study for inactivated foot-and-mouth disease virus
Yanli Yang(Institute of Process Engineering), Zhiguo Su(Aarhus University), Zhengjun Li(Institute of Process Engineering), Shuai Li(Anhui Agricultural University), Songping Zhang(Institute of Process Engineering), Qizu Zhao(China Institute of Veterinary Drug Control), Yanmin Song(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xuan Lin(Beijing Technology and Business University), Guanghui Ma(Institute of Process Engineering)
Journal of Chromatography A
January 1, 2020
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