Abstract

The interactions of tryptophan and its peptide homologues with thiophilic ligands were studied in terms of their chromatographic retention and steady-state fluorescence under various conditions, and compared with non-polar structures typically regarded as pure hydrophobic ligands. The experimental results show that both non-polar and polar interactions are involved in what has been termed “thiophilic adsorption chromatography”.

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