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Department of Food Science and Industries, University of Minnesota, St. Paul
ABSTRACT
A centrifugal Sephadex procedure has been adapted for separation of concentrated skimmilk, whey, and similar biological systems on the basis of molecular size. Concentrated skimmilk and whey were separated into two fractions: a) proteins and colloidal salts and b) lactose, salts, and other dissolved components.
This procedure permits rapid fractionation of relatively large volumes of viscous solutions (v
bed volume) with a minimum dilution of the protein fraction.
1 Scientitic Journal Series Paper no. 6081, Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station.
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