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  1. Electric Field Gradient Focusing-UV Detection for Protein Analysis

    <p>Electric field gradient focusing (EFGF) utilizes a hydrodynamic flow and an electric field gradient to focus and concentrate charged analytes and order them in a separation channel according to electrophoretic mobility. Elution can be achieved by decreasing the applied voltage or increasing the …

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  2. Polymer Microchips for Capillary Electrophoresis and Electric Field Gradient Focusing of Biomolecules

    … plates. Electric field gradient focusing (EFGF), which uses a combination of pressure-driven flow and an electric field gradient to separate charged species according to their electrophoretic mobilities, was explored for protein analysis. Capillary-based EFGF devices were characterized; …

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  3. Investigation of Novel Microseparation Techniques

    … conditions. Electric field gradient focusing (EFGF) devices with distributed resistor substrates could focus proteins in the separation channel, however, the focused bands were not stable, and the repeatability was poor due to the formation of bubbles and pH gradient in the separation channel. …

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  4. Detection of Proteins by Two-Photon Excitation of Native Fluorescence

    … relatively new electric field gradient focusing (EFGF) technique has shown potential. It focuses and separates analytes based on their electrophoretic migration in an opposing hydrodynamic flow. The detection principles that are compatible with µTAS separation may not always scale down. This …

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