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PUBLISHED methods for the purification of many enzymes specify the use of Cγ-aluminium hydroxide gel1 or calcium phosphate gel2 as adsorbents, and Colowick3 has reviewed the use of these methods.
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OLIVER, I. Controlled Use of Adsorbents in Enzyme Purification. Nature 190, 810–811 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/190810a0
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