Biochromatography

Overview

Chromatographic separation techniques for purification and analysis of biological molecules and pharmaceuticals.

Our biochromatography research focuses on developing novel stationary phases and separation methods for the purification of proteins, nucleic acids, and other biomolecules. We emphasize creating materials with high selectivity, capacity, and biocompatibility.

Research Areas

Affinity Chromatography

Development of affinity ligands and supports for highly selective purification based on specific biological interactions.

  • Protein A/G mimetic ligands
  • Metal chelate affinity chromatography (IMAC)
  • Dye-ligand affinity
  • Molecularly imprinted affinity materials
  • Cryogel affinity columns

Ion Exchange Chromatography

Charged stationary phases for separation based on electrostatic interactions.

  • Strong and weak exchangers
  • Mixed-mode ion exchangers
  • Monolithic ion exchange columns

Size Exclusion Chromatography

Separation based on molecular size for protein characterization and purification.

  • Polymer-based SEC materials
  • Aggregate analysis
  • Molecular weight determination

Hydrophobic Interaction Chromatography

Separation based on hydrophobicity differences between biomolecules.

  • Novel HIC ligands
  • Protein refolding applications

Current project

Advanced Chromatographic Materials

TÜBİTAK · 2023-2025 · ₺3M

Development of novel monolithic and particulate materials for high-performance bioseparations.

Key publications

All 41 selected publications in this area