Abstract
AbstractBy a combination of carboxymethylcellulose ion‐exchange chromatography and gel‐filtration α, β and γ‐gliadin proteins have been isolated in quantities large enough to be suitable for clinical feeding and baking tests. A pure ω‐gliadin has been obtained by the use of ion‐exchange chromatography alone.
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