Molecularly imprinted protein matrices for recognition and separation

Molecularly imprinted protein matrices for recognition and separation 

Followed by this initial success, Klibanov et al. carried out further systematic and in-depth studies in this direction using a large variety of proteins. By utilising bovine serum albumin (BSA) as the matrix forming protein, they prepared several such artificial receptors exhibiting shape-selective and enantioselective molecular recognition characteristics [12,13]. Thus, BSA imprinted with L-malic acid was 

BINDING BEHAVIOUR OF L-MALIC ACID TOWARDS VARIOUS IMPRINTED GLOBULAR PROTEINS IN ETHYL ACETATE OBTAINED IN THE PRESENCE OF THIS TEMPLATE  

In addition to the freeze drying technique to prepare protein-based molecularly imprinted materials, chemical cross-linking has also been employed to prepare 

EFFECT OF SOLVENT ON BINDING OF L-MALIC ACID TO BSA IMPRINTED WITH THIS LIGAND  

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