CA2260779C - Electrophorese capillaire basee sur la mobilite normalisee - Google Patents

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CA2260779C
CA2260779C CA002260779A CA2260779A CA2260779C CA 2260779 C CA2260779 C CA 2260779C CA 002260779 A CA002260779 A CA 002260779A CA 2260779 A CA2260779 A CA 2260779A CA 2260779 C CA2260779 C CA 2260779C
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L'identification et la quantification des constituants d'un échantillon sont effectuées à l'aide d'électrophérogrammes basés sur la mobilité obtenus à partir de l'électrophorèse capillaire, les mobilités étant normalisées par une correction zéro suivie par la division par la mobilité d'un marqueur sélectionné. La correction zéro est obtenue soit par rapport à un marqueur séparé, soit par un calcul basé sur le même marqueur. Les électrophérogrammes qui en résultent sont plus reconnaissables étant donné qu'ils ressemblent plus étroitement aux motifs de séparation balayés obtenus avec des gels plans, et les constituants individuels de l'échantillon sont identifiés plus facilement et avec plus de fiabilité étant donné que leur position dans l'électrophérogramme est pratiquement constante d'un électrophérogramme à l'autre et, partant, reproductible avec un degré élevé de précision.
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