Balss, K.
, Howell, P.
and Ross, D.
(2004),
Micellar Affinity Gradient Focusing, Journal of the American Chemical Society
(Accessed April 2, 2025)
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Micellar Affinity Gradient Focusing
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Abstract
This report describes a novel method for the concentration and separation of neutral and/or hydrophobic analytes based on a combination of the analytes partitioning into a micellar phase and their electrophoretic mobility. This method of simultaneous separation and concentration of species, which we call micellar affinity gradient focusing (MAGF) is effectively a combination of micellar electrokinetic chromatography (MEKC) and temperature gradient focusing (TGF). MEKC separates neutral species based on their partitioning into an ionic micelle whereas TGF separates analytes based on differences in electrophoretic velocity; in MAGF these two characteristics together determine the point at which an analyte focuses in the separation channel.Citation
Journal of the American Chemical Society
Volume
126
Issue
7
Pub Type
Journals
Keywords
MEKC, neutral analytes, separations, TGF
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Created February 25, 2004, Updated February 17, 2017