Microbial & Biochemical Technologies

Chromatographic and Immunological techniques

Chromatography is the aggregate term for techniques for the separation of components within a mixture. The mixture is mixed in a liquid known as the mobile phase, which brings it through a structure holding another material called the stationary phase. The different components move with different velocities, making them independent. Immunological procedures incorporate both trial strategies to think about the insusceptible framework and techniques to produce or utilize immunological reagents as test apparatuses. The most widely recognized immunological techniques identify with the creation and utilization of antibodies to distinguish particular proteins in organic samples.