Affinity Chromatography Columns

In affinity chromatography, a stationary phase facilitates the selective retention of a target compound dissolved within a more complex mobile phase. Affinity chromatography columns (also known as affinity columns) are used in purifying specific targets such as recombinant proteins, antibodies, lectins, and drug candidates. Affinity purification is driven by specific biological interactions for binding the target. Such interactions include antibody-antigen, protein A and G-immunoglobulins, streptavidin-biotin, lectin-polysaccharide, metal-polyhistidine tags, and enzyme-substrate complexes. Browse the diverse listing of affinity chromatography columns below and visit the supplier page for details.