Abstract
The use of high-performance ion-exchange and size-exclusion chromatography in the purification of the basic timothy pollen allergen antigen 30 (Ag 30) was investigated. The most efficient purification was achieved when an initial purification step on a CM-Sepharose CL-6B column was followed by chromatography on Mono S and TSK G 2000 SW columns. This procedure was highly reproducible and well suited for semi-preparative scale purification of the allergen. The purified allergen gave one band on isoelectric focusing, corresponding to a p I of 9.30. On fused rocket immunoelectrophoresis a single precipitate was obtained that coincided with the allergenic activity.
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