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James A Moore

Steven M Cramer

Frank Benjamin Kaufman

Yufei Li

Abhinav A Shukla

Nihal Tugcu

Douglas Robello

Amitava Kundu

Sun Kyu Park

Guhan Jayaraman

Ranjit R Deshmukh

Andrew N Dasheff

Toh-Ming Lu

John F McDonald

Guang-Rong Yang

Lu You

A method for separating one or more components of a biomolecule mixture by means of an ion exchange chromatographic system operated in the displacement mode includes sequentially perfusing the system with a first solution including the biomolecule mixture, and a second solution including a displacer having a structure selected from formula I and formula II: 

High-affinity, low molecular-mass displacers for ion-exchange chromotography

A method for separating one or more components of a biomolecule mixture by means of an ion exchange chromatographic system operated in the displacement mode includes sequentially perfusing the system with a first solution including the biomolecule mixture, and a second solution including a displacer having a structure selected from formula I and formula II:

High-affinity, low-molecular-mass displacers for ion-exchange chromatography

A method for purifying oligonucleotides by displacement chromatography on anion-exchange media, using high affinity, low molecular weight (less than about 10000 Da) displacers, is disclosed. Several examples of high affinity, low molecular weight anionic displacers are provided, including polycyclic aromatic compounds having sulfonic acid moieties attached thereon. The efficacy of the technique for high resolution separation of oligonucleotides is demonstrated for an industrial mixture.

Method for selecting a high affinity, low molecular weight displacer for oligonucleotide purification

High affinity, low molecular weight displacers for oligonucleotide purification

A method for the purification of proteins by displacement chromatography on ion exchange media using low molecular weight displacers is disclosed. Several classes of low molecular weight anionic species are exemplified, including aromatic rings having sulfonic acid or carboxylic acid moieties attached thereon, sulfated sugar derivatives, anionic antibiotics, and dendrimeric polymers. Novel compounds useful as displacers are dendrimers of formula ##STR1## wherein R.sup.1 is lower alkyl, n is 2 to 6 and similar dendritic polymers based thereon.

Displacement chromatography of proteins using low molecular weight

A method for the purification of proteins by displacement chromatography on ion exchange media using low molecular weight displacers is disclosed. Several classes of low molecular weight, charged species are exemplified, including aminoacids, peptides, antibiotics and dendrimeric polymers. Novel compounds useful as displacers are dendrimers of formula ##STR1## wherein R.sup.1 is lower alkyl, n is 2 to 6, and X is a common counter anion and similar dendritic polymers based thereon.

A PA-F polymer film is formed using a mixture of 1,4-bis (trifluoromethyl) benzene (TFB) and a halogen initiator. This mixture is provided to a low pressure reactor containing a metal catalyst. The reactor is operated at a sufficient temperature to form a reactive monomer by a chemical reaction at the surface of the catalyst. The reactive monomer is condensed on the surface of a substrate cooled to a temperature sufficiently low to induce polymerization of the reactive monomer to form a PA-F polymer film. In general, the proportion of halogen initiator is about 0.25 to 50% by volume relative to the total volume of the TFB/halogen initiator mixture. The reactor is operated at a temperature of about 200.degree. to 700.degree. C. and a pressure of less than about one torr. In addition, the surface of the substrate is maintained at a temperature of about -30.degree. C. to room temperature. In the preferred approach, the halogen initiator is dibromotetrafluoro-p-xylene (DBX) and the proportion of DBX is about 1 to 5%.

Vapor deposition of parylene-F using 1,4-bis (trifluoromethyl) benzene

Production of polyenaminonitriles including those which can be cyclized to very stable poly(aminoquinolines) without the evolution of any small molecules and thus in a manner free of volatiles. The polyenaminonitriles are polymers which have desirable dielectric properties, and include those which can be cyclized to poly(aminoquinolines) without the evolution of volatiles to make defect-free films and composites of similar dielectric properties because of this characteristic.

Production and processing of thermally stable polyenaminonitriles

Production and processing of thermally stable polyenaminonitriles and

An insoluble electron beam positive polyimide having the formula ##STR1## can be exposed by an electron beam to render the exposed areas soluble. The exposed areas can then be dissolved using a solvent to leave the pattern which can be used directly as an insulator layer in a semiconductor device.

Electron-beam positive polyimide

An insoluble photosensitive polyimide having the formula ##STR1## can be exposed by a pattern of light to render the exposed areas soluble. The exposed areas can then be dissolved using a solvent to leave the pattern which can be used directly as an insulator layer in a semiconductor device. A process for preparing the photosensitive soluble polyimide utilizes maleic anhydride which is irradiated by ultraviolet light to form a cyclobutane unit which is reacted with oxydianiline to form polymic acid. The polymic acid is cured using heat into the photosensitive soluble polyimide.

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