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  • Capillary zone electrophoresis (CZE) is a rapidly growing separation technique. One of the greatest advantages is its diverse application range. In addition, CZE offers a simple method development, minimal sample volume requirements, and lack of organic waste. High efficiency and rate of CZE predetermine this method for the analysis of complex mixtures of biological origin, including living bacterial cells. The electrophoretic separation of bacteria is based on the fact that the surface of bacterial cells is covered with charged polymers (sialic acids, polysaccharides, lipopolysaccharides and proteins) that carry a considerable number of ionizable groups (carboxyl, phosphate, sulphate and amino groups). Both positively and negatively charged groups are present on the bacterial surface, which is therefore amphoteric. The net charge is negative at high values of pH and positive at low values of pH. The polymer composition on the bacterial surface depends mainly on the genetic predisposition of the micro
  • Capillary zone electrophoresis (CZE) is a rapidly growing separation technique. One of the greatest advantages is its diverse application range. In addition, CZE offers a simple method development, minimal sample volume requirements, and lack of organic waste. High efficiency and rate of CZE predetermine this method for the analysis of complex mixtures of biological origin, including living bacterial cells. The electrophoretic separation of bacteria is based on the fact that the surface of bacterial cells is covered with charged polymers (sialic acids, polysaccharides, lipopolysaccharides and proteins) that carry a considerable number of ionizable groups (carboxyl, phosphate, sulphate and amino groups). Both positively and negatively charged groups are present on the bacterial surface, which is therefore amphoteric. The net charge is negative at high values of pH and positive at low values of pH. The polymer composition on the bacterial surface depends mainly on the genetic predisposition of the micro (en)
  • Capillary zone electrophoresis (CZE) is a rapidly growing separation technique. One of the greatest advantages is its diverse application range. In addition, CZE offers a simple method development, minimal sample volume requirements, and lack of organic waste. High efficiency and rate of CZE predetermine this method for the analysis of complex mixtures of biological origin, including living bacterial cells. The electrophoretic separation of bacteria is based on the fact that the surface of bacterial cells is covered with charged polymers (sialic acids, polysaccharides, lipopolysaccharides and proteins) that carry a considerable number of ionizable groups (carboxyl, phosphate, sulphate and amino groups). Both positively and negatively charged groups are present on the bacterial surface, which is therefore amphoteric. The net charge is negative at high values of pH and positive at low values of pH. The polymer composition on the bacterial surface depends mainly on the genetic predisposition of the micro (cs)
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  • Separation of bacterial cells by CZE
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  • Separation of bacterial cells by CZE
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  • Paracoccus denitrificans; membrane proteins; proteome; 2-D electrophoresis (en)
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