3. Preparatory processes directly derived from analytical techniques
3.1 Gel electrophoresis with product recovery
The excellent resolution and relative ease of use of gel electrophoresis for analytical purposes naturally led to attempts to use it as a preparative method. The principle is simple (figure 2 ). It involves a process comprising separation (electrophoresis) and recovery of the separated products (elution).
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